Baker High School - Nugget Yearbook (Baker City, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

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Culture was seen in the opera house the mail wagon brought good news general stores they had back then carried anything from food to shoes. Time has passed, progress came the Twenties and two world wars we landed and walked on the moon things they only dreamed of before. Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey Elvis and Beattlemania of yesterday looking back, it's been quite a past andwe can't let it fade away. K.D. Adair Lunking back WS UBBI1 EIUH8 El DHS! WX a 0 s h .A 0 H? s Q' D 14 .. ,, ,, br 'z Q.: 'TP 1: faq, N A I 1-'Fx Y , W, , ,,w1,.m...-r .M ,- Jw 4 :fy ff'- . 'li , .1 1 1. - W. ' 1 I ' 1 , I 1 I 1 'l ' g' 4, 1' wr. , , 1 L1 ' ' : 'I Q 'L - , .. . A -1 1 . - 1 . . -J.: 1 jf Aff' ri-ff i . ., ' v az ' , ,,f gr M rx ' W Us ,, wr- ,waz , r ,qi-5 g Nlinf ' if N, 'fi' '. lr' ' .Mig N .Q , 1- V nv fw: f' - , -, 1 , QM.. L A ' :, f ,frig M H f I, -, - ,Km-4,4 - 'J 1- '. .N 1 1 lin! 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It came with the breeze that arrived at dawn And with the sun as it shouted its existence with rays the colors of a rainbow. lt showed itself in the rooster's crowing and ln the busy activities of life all around. just beginning to wind up another time. And who has set this clock for us? Who tells it when to stop or start? This momentum of time, is it forever or just the whispered promise of today? Can this momentum be held in our hands And savored forever so we may taste each minute at a time Like so many ants upon a honeycomb With nothing to look forward to but tomorrow's harvest? Momentum of time, slow down you snowball Rolling down a mountain, speeding up Gathering all you can take with you until the momentum is gone. K. D. Adair Tuday premises excitement 4 .Vw u hs- be . . 1 err ., 1b . A . 's 1 D ,ds -'.. x,n'.,,Q.. tu., ' , '.-'a l 4 -. 'vw' H. lu ' I n , 0 ' ul- C J n . . f 1 , N , ,u ' v. .. ,ge -. ef f ' o f ' eQ...! TUITIUFFUW Unknown, experiencing, seeking the way from the lessons we learn today Friends we meet, places we go dreams we dream, tomorrow may never know those we thought young, playing in swings tomorrow may be wearing wedding rings Older folks with wrinkled hands may be living tomorrow in a distant land Flowers we see blooming today l will soon lose life and wither away It doesn't take long for time to fade and for tomorrow to become today There will always be dreams for tomorrow to hold but they're secrets only it will know until tomorrow is in view live each day, as they're given to you. Jeanine Campbell fn i 4 1 yi? '-SYSNW' il ,, ik Tomorrow means graduation and beyond wr , Q-fr H 1 X P K . -4 puff H' 9 w ', Q.. Ie.: . .br 5 -1 'A . Q l.,A'.-15' ,- A MB' ag r F v ig, Q4 ' , -p L 1, lo L, W ,- on M' to MA v 3 if ,, u- , CLASSES Senters get together tn '76 1 E t On the facing page, upper left hand corner, are the seniors' cutest couple, Deb Traw and Steve Piersall. ln the lower left hand corner, Marie Goodwin, Terri Walker and Kathy Wilson snuggle together, while Josie Bates says: Hey, get a load of these nerds. In the upper right hand corner, Bart Combs can't believe he's been turned down for a date. ln the lower right hand corner, Mike Cain spoons down a hearty lunch. On this page, to the left, jess Calhoun listens, while Dean Owens practices a song for Pep night. To the left below, Debbie Wynn shows spirit on bow day. Below, jan Wellman says: You don't have to be a cowboy to wear boots. 15 F.. 5 ki AE! LF, 5: 'if . -.13 V J ' M, x g'l -v-,, wr.. 1 A 'r qlwff W., . I 4 M41,..Yi:, H .Tv-, I , mx M.. 3 15 . M- P' , 'S :'3Awq,5! , M N ww ' flu' A , ti rx W , H Mase ,I wh... 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Adair Jim Anderson Jon Aronson Paul Auld Josie Bates Glen Bcnnchoff Barry Bowers Sonja Bowers John Boyer Mike Boyer Mark Brandnw Dan Brooks During thx' track coiiiplctiuii, rhi- si-iiior class offiui-rs taki- tiim- to rc-lax. On top of it all is girl clvlvgatv, Patty' Stcplii-iis. Stamliiig on thc liiiclu-I is virv- - prcsiclm-nt -lcaiiiiiv Cainphvll, Ii-fr, with Carol Stow-iis, si-crvtary. Sratvrl is Kvrri llimlinaii, prcsidm-lit, with lioy ilu-lcgati' 'llim l,i'tlili'aii licsiili' hvr. lnsiili- thi- lmcki-I is -Iuiii Cliristm-im-ii, ilvlvggzitr at largv, with trvasiirvr Karla Nli'l,aiig,gliliii. 17 3B1'1iUl'S ECUHU Betty Brown Jim Burgess Melody Brutscher Kim Burchtorf Marie Burlew Mike Cain Craig Calder Jess Calhoun Senior Dave Kloss munches on Cracker jacks during one of the noon hours at the Candy Counter. The Candy Counter was opened during both lunch periods by different school organizations. Jeanine Campbell Kathy Cantrell John Childers Sharon Chinn Joni Christenson Mike Clarke Seniors get tngctlu-r in the commons to discuss important i55Uf'5, NV hill' Ulldl'fCl2lSSn1l'll Ionic OH. 19 Janet Colton Bart Combs Karen Coppersmith Susan Daugherty Debbie Davis JoAnn Corley Tammy Craig John Crews Glenda Davis Nancy Defrees SBl'1lUl S lCU1'1l.l xv2lj'Ill' Hily'lll'S says, fNlotlu-r always tolcl mv to drink lots of milk so lld grow to ln' big and strong. msgs 3 Playing in thr SIFUVI is ai favorirc pzist-tirnv for S lflmcr Hill, 'llom Supan and ,lov lfislivr. rnmrs lxclgnr l mx nv Randy Cribbs Chris Crum Debbie DcShaw Tony DeVos Terry Doss Teri Culley Don Curtis Arlen Driggcrs Leslie Duffcy Dec Duncan Seniorjulie York is spellbound during a football game as the Baker team makes a run for the goal. SE11lU1 S lCUI1l.l Jerry Endicott Donita Entermille Mike Erickson Tony Evans Terry Everson Joe Fisher Steve Fischer Mary Jo Frericks Delbert Getty Mary Jo Hansen Paul Harrington 22 Julie Eddy Al Endicott Francis Givens Marie Goodwin Kathy Grahl Molly Grant Trudy Graves Jim Grove Alan Huck Dave Hack Debbie Huck Sheryl Curtis, Suplmlnorr, Suu Parker, junior, and seniors Frantis Givens and Sally johnson dress in Fifrirs' stylc to celebrate Loom-y's Day. .,, - i 'B ? S l s Susan Haye Wayne Haynes Jeannie Heaton Joleen Heck Nada Hibbard Brad Higgins Seniors Ecnnt.J During tln- car rally, sm-niors from ln-fr, Mikl- Km-, Bart Cmnhs, and ,loc Mack ts-ll us things arm' 'thumbs up'. Thx- car rally was hs-ld during Ps-p W's-ck irmne-rliatvly hvfurm- the hon firm-. 24 Tom Higgins Janice Huff Jill Justus .-Xt right, svnior 'Wiki lark i'lHINi1l s a good lumli ln tlu sdlool aafm tum during, football scasmi SEI1lD1 S lCU1'll.l Senior Dm-bbic McKinney displays hor skills using the full key-board adding macliim-. Carla LeaMaster Lyn Lee Tim Lethlean Vicki Medlin Duffy Miles Lorrin Lissman Don McGinn Debbie McKinney Randy Miller Rob Miller ,,,9 'N :Sig Katie Klugh Mike Kee. Cheryl McKinnis Karla McLaughlin -John McMillan Don Koontz Cindy Kostman Joe Mack Mike Mahoney Debbie MaHugh Deb Pileher, senior, imitates a character of a Bulldog spirit pu tt r n., an 'tif Q, he f , Q Q ? 1 , W , ie. .1 g. x 731 am? U ' f , X x 5 3-X X . 5 r Q! 'X f' H XXX X X xbx x L X S My X s K fy. 1 A it Seniors Econt.J Ray Sagner Dave Schantz Kathy Smith Sherri Snyder Kevin Shanklin Sheryl Shanklln Patty Spriet Jan Stanford Donita Entcrmillc, senior, makes her own kind of music, Patty Stephens Carol Stevens Senior Kc-rri Hindman imitates Sherlock Holmes while wearing her Angie Stoker MiCl1elle Story slourhing cap. Tom Supan Deb Swilling at if M, ,x . wt Lfkjtyib v. ax? - if ,x JVQAJJ ' x I , yr4.Q i3 K' ' vm 1 , 5 S, N A sf 4:1 tiki? , NIE 'A W c, N K J Ken Swilling Donna Tholen Anita Titus Edgar Townsend Debbie Jo Traw Teresa Troy Virginia Turner Robert Valdez Karen Waite Carrie Walker Sharleen Walker Teri Walker Terry Warnock 5EI'1lUl'S lCU1'll.l Seniors Virginia Turner and Molly Grant with Mary Turner, junior, chat about the happenings of the afternoon as they prepare to leave the school. my r si u at .,,, P , ,hw -y V Z-tx, -Jil gg- . me in : I Q i N 'gig M21 -' Y f Marci Watson Janice Wellman Kelly Whitely Kathy Wilson John Wilson Nancy Wllson Debbie Wynn Julie York Francine Pearson Dan Williamson Carey Wright Nut IJJCTLIFEE1 Richard Cole Jeannie Conklin Terry Doss Rod Hendrickson Laurie McClurg Blaine McKnight Elnora McNabb Mike Morris Norma Morris Tammy Petrie Terry Rivera Scott Walkcr Jenny White Kathie Wilson Elks Most Valuable Kathryn Klugh SE1'1lUl awards 1Jl'BSEl'1lEllU1'1S Senior awards for 1975-76 were given out May 26 during a special assembly for the seniors. All the students of BHS went and paid tribute to all the seniors who were honored with special awards and scholarships. The ceremony started with the flag salute, led by Mike Hopkins. Then Mike introduced the guests that attended the assembly. Then came the awards presentations. Special Awards American Legion Award Kerri Hindman Tom Higgins Coates Award Marie Goodwin Danforth I Dare You Terri Warnock Don Curtis Family Leader of Tomorrow Award Patti Spriet Voice of Democracy Award Sterling May Memorial Award OSU Dad's Club Merit Award Oregon Scholar Award Nancy Wilson Terri Warnock David Kloss Deanna Ragsdale Tom Higgins Sharon Chinn Nancy Defrees Mike Mahoney Don Olson Debra Wynn Marie Goodwin won the Coates Music Award and was elected best supporting actress for her role as the mother in the Music Man. 34 s 5 I C 5 if-f ,xii 'F f Deb Traw, 'fLog editor, received an Outstanding Journalism Student Award for her efforts. . Scholarships Student Elks Youth Leadership Cowbelle Scholarship Soroptimist Scholarship Kiwanis Scholarship Baker Business 8: Pro- fessional Women's Ricks College D. Clark Jr. Scholar- ship Baker County Legal Secretaries Treasure Valley College of Beauty DeWuhs-Keckritz Scholar- ship Dan Brooks Kerri Hindman Marie Burlew Katherine D. Adair Deanna Ragsdale Don Curtis Kathryn Klugh Kerri Hindman Kyle Moore Mike Park Patti Spriet Mary Jo Hansen Karla McLaughlin Nancy Defrees Mike Mahoney Col. Harry L. Dale Scholarship J.W. Stuchelll Memorial 1976 Recipient First Alternate Second Alternate Tony Evans Greg Rode Patty Stephens Julie York Debra Wynn Kerri Hindman Tom Higgins Debra Wynn Outstanding Seniors Outstanding Girl Athlete Outstanding Boy Athlete Prep All-American Football Art Business Home Economics Home Economics- Special Achievement Band Patty Stephens Tony Evans John Childers Mike Park Mary Jo Hansen Mary Jo Hansen Patti Spriet Nada Hibbard Julie Eddy Don Curtis was active in basketball and won the Danforth I Dare You Award and Kiwanis scholarship. H' 4 . M ,t,4X,.1 E, N Donita Entermille received the Outstanding journalism Student Award for her contribution as editor of the Nugget jazz Ensemble Choral Swing Choir Golden Hammer Drama Awards- Best Actress- Best Actor Best Supporting Actress- Best Supporting Actor- Contribution Award- Salutatorian Valedictorian Outstanding Senior Girl Outstanding Senior Boy Kim Burchtorf Julie York Mike Cain Steven Scott Julie York Dean Owens Marie Goodwin David Kloss Debbie McKinney Debbie Wynn Nancy Defrees Kerri Hindman Tom Higgins 35 SE1'1lU1 S list activities Adair, Katherine: Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,4, National Honor Society 3,4, vice president 4, Front page editor 3, Intermural basketball 2, Intermural tennis 4, Quilldriver Staff 4, Music Man pit orchestra 4 Aldrich, Richard: Anderson, Jim: FFA 2,3,4, Rodeo Club 2,3 Auld, Paul: Rifle Club 2 Bennehoff, Glen: Bowers, Sonja: Nugget Staff Z,3,4, Rodeo Club 2, Art 2 Boyer, John: AFS 2,3,4, vice president 3, president 4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3, Ski team 4, Ski Club 4, reporter 4, Orchestra 3, Music Man pit orchestra 4 Brandaw, Mark: Football 3,4, Track 4, Band 2, Letterclub 3,4, High-Y 4 Brooks, Daniel: Football 2,3,4, Golf 3,4, Letterclub 3,4, High-Y co-president 4, Log Staff 4, Elks leadership scholarship 4 Brown, Betty: Brutscher, Melody: Elks student government day 4 Burchtorf, John: Football 3, Golf 3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Music Man pit orchestra 4, Band Z,3,4, Lettermens Club Burgess, James: Ski Club 4, vice president 4, Hi-y 4, Concert Band 2,3, Stage Band 2,4, AFS 3,4, Log Staff 4, Burlew, Marie: AFS 3,4, FFA 2,3,4, Volleyball 3 Cain, Michael: Thespians 3,4, Swing Choir 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Student government day 4, lntermural Basketball 4 Calder, Craig: Lettermens Club 2,3,4, Football 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4 Calhoun, Jesse: Rifle Club 2,3,4 Campbell, Jeanine: GAA 2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Log Staff 2,3, Quilldriver Contributor 2,3,4, Quilldriver Staff 4, Baseball 3 Student council 4, Senior class vice president 4, Bi-centennial committee 4 Cantrell, Kathleen: Treasurer 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Gymnastics 4, Drama 4, Jazz Ensemble 3,4, Choir 2,3,4 Childers, John: Football 3,4, Student council 3, Rodeo Club 2,3,4 Chinn, Sharon: Honor Society 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Pep Club 4, Girls Triple Trio Ensemble 4, Band 2,3,4, Girls Choir 3,4, Accapella choir 4 Christenson, Joni: Cheerleader 2, Student council 4, Pep Night Princess 4 Seniors Ruth Refior, Deb Swilling, Jill Justus, Kathy Wilson, and Terri Walker show varying moods during a pep assembly. -,st ,Sweet g:w u:wessi1f Q11 X sf it WW Teresa Troy, senior, shows her taste in boots on Boot Day. Clarke, Mike: Hi-Y 3, Elks student government day 4 Cole, Richard: Football 2 Colton, Janet: Track 2,3, Pep Club 2, GAA 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4 Combs, Bart: Football 2,3,4, Basketball Z,3,4, Golf 3,4, Letter Club 3,4, vice president 4 Conklin, Jeannie: FHA 2,3, Secretary 2, GAA 2,3, Secretary 2 Coppersmith, Karen: Thespian 3,4 Corley, JoAnn: Nugget Staff 3,4, Rodeo Club 2,3,4 Craig, Tammy: Thespians Crews, John: Rifle Club 3 Cribbs, Randy: Accappella Choir 2,3,4, Swing Choir 4, The Log, Music Man Crum, Chris: Basketball 2, Track 3,4, Culley, Teri: Voice of Democracy Award Curtis, Don: Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Lettermens Club 2,3,4 Dalgliesh, Lester: Youth Group 2 Daugherty, Susan: GAA 2,3,4, FHA 3,4, vice president 3, FBLA 4, president 4, Pep Club 2,4 Davis, Glenda: GAA, Pep Club, AFS, FFA, Drill team Pep Night Princess Defrees, Nancy: National Honor Society 3,4, GAA 2 Deshaw, Debra: GAA 2, Girls Chorus 2,3, Accapella Choir 4, Girls Triple Trio 4, DeVos, Anton: Student government day 4 Doss, Terry: Basketball 2 Driggers, Arlen: Football 3,4, FFA 2,3,4, president 4, vice president 3, Rodeo Club 2,3,4, president 4, Letter Club 3,4 Duffey, Leslie: Track 2, Basketball 3,4, Volleyball 3, GAA 2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Girls Ensemble 2, Mixed Ensemble 4, Stage Choir 4, Swing Choir 4, Thespians 4, Girls Choir 2, Mixed Choir 3,4, Log 4 Duncan, Dee: FBLA 4 Eddy, Julie: GAA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3,4, ASB Treasurer 4, Band, Orchestra, Music Man pit orchestra Endicott, Alan: Basketball 2,3, Baseball 4, Football 2 Endicott, Jerry: Football 2, Pep Band 3,4, Concert Band 2,3,4, Marching Band 3,4 Entermille, Donita: Quilldriver 2,3,4, Chairman 3, Nugget Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Photography Club 2,3,4, Secretary- l Treasurer 4 Erickson, Michael: Basketball 2, Golf 3,4, Lettermens Club 3,4, Student Council 4 Evans, Tony: Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Lettermens Club, president 4 Everson, Terry: Sacred Ensemble 4, Mixed Choir 2,3, Accapella Choir 4 Fischer, Steve: Fisher, Joe: Frericks, Mary: Girls Choir 2, Mixed Choir 3, Accapella Ensemble 4, Band 2,3,4 Getty, Delbert: Thespians 4, The Music Man 4 Givens, Frances: Volleyball 3,4, FBLA Historian 4 Goodwin, Marie: Pep Club 2,3,4, Student Body Treasurer, Class Secretary 2, Bark Handbook Committee 3,4, Chairman 4, Thespian Drama Club 4, Swing Ensemble 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Girls Choir 2, GAA 2, Pep Night Princess 4 Grahl, Kathy: AFS 4, Thespians 2,4 Grant, Molly: Grove, Jim: Basketball 2, Baseball 3,4, Football 4 Hack, Allen: FFA 2,3,4 Hack, Debbie: Hansen, MaryJo: GAA 2, FBLA 4, Pep Club 2,4, FHA 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Honor Society 3, Pep Night Princess 4 Harrington, Paul: Football 2 Heaton, Jeannie: Pep Club 3, Nugget Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 4, Choir 2,3, Photography Club 2 Heck, Joleen: Pep Club 3,4, Choir 3,4, Pep Night Princess 4 Hendriksen, Rod: Football 2, Basketball 2 Hibbard, Nada: Track 3, Flags 3,4, Thespians 4 Higgins, Brad: Football 2 Higgins, Tom: Football 2, Basketball 2, Letter Club 2,3,4, Hi-Y 4, Ski Club 4 ASB president Hill, Elmer: Rifle Club 2 Hindman, Kerri: Pep Club Z,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, President 4, Student Council 3,4, Junior Class Treasurer 3, Senior Class Carla LeaMaster and Kathy Cantrell, both seniors drop their money into jars to help decide on the cutest baby. This contest was sponsored by Pep Club. Sonja Bowers and Karla McLaughlin, both graduates of l976, point out some important parts of an income tax return. All Modern Problems students learned about the forms. president 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Track 3, District SJ School Board Student Representative 4, Assembly Chairperson 3, Music Man 4, Band 2, Pep Night princess 4 Hogg, Joe: Rifle Club 3,4 Huff, Janice: Choir Huff, Joni: Girls Choir 2,3,4 Hutton, Scott: FFA 3,4, Rodeo Club 4 Johnson, Sally: Honor Society 2, Sacred Ensemble 4, Student Government Day 4 Justus, Jill: GAA 2,3, Mixed Ensemble 3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Pep Night Princess 4 Kee, Mike: Football 3,4, Rodeo Club 2,3,4 Kloss, Dave: Football 4, Basketball 4, David and Lisa 4, Music Man 4, Accapella Choir 4 Klugh, Kathryn: National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, FFA 2,3,4, Speech Contest 2,3,4, Basketball Z,4, Basketball Statistician 3, Volleyball 4, Basketball captain 4, FFA Parliamentary procedure 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer, Pep Night Princess 4 Leasy, Nolan: Lethlean, Tim: Student Council 4, Tennis 4 McClurg, Laurie: Volleyball 3,4, GAA 2, Choir 2,3,4 McGinn, Don: McKinney, Debora: Volleyball 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, GAA 2, Thespians 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3,4 McKinnis, Cheryl: Marching Band 2,3,4, Stage Choir 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Thespians 2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Accapella Choir 4, Mixed Choir 3, Girls Choir 2 McLaughlin, Karla: Volleyball 3,4, Girls Basketball manager 4, Letter Club 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, GAA 3,4, Student Council 4, Senior class Treasurer 4, Nugget Staff 3,4, Assembly Chairperson 4, Pep Night Princess 4 McMillan, John: Lettermens 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Football 3,4, Stage Choir 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Electronics Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2 McNabb, Elnoraz Mack, Joe: Football 2,3,4, Captain 4, Letter Club 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4 Mahoney, Michael: Letter Club 3,4, Golf 3,4 Mahugh, Deborah: Rifle Club 2,3,4, President 3, AFS 4, Volleyball 3, Mixed Choir 3, Accapella Choir 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, GAA 2,3,4, Thespians 3, Girls Choir 2 Medlin, Vicki: Pep Club 2,3,4, Girls Choir 2, Mixed Choir 3, 37 5BI1lUI' 8CllVlllES lCU1'1l. Accapella Choir 4, GAA 3, Pep Night Princess 4 Miles, Duffy: Basketball 3, Football 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Letter Club 3,4, Log Staff 2,4 Miller, Randy: Log Staff 4, Thespians 2,3,4, Charley's Aunt 2, Emperor's New Clothes 2, Auntie Mame 2, The Miser 3, Assistant Director Time Out for Ginger 3, Dark of the Moon 3, David and Lisa 4, The Music Man 4, President 4, Best Actor-Charley's Aunt 2 Miller, Rob: Baseball 2,3, Sports Editor for Nugget 3, Letter Club, GAA 2,3,4 Moore, Kyle: Football 3,4, Log Staff 3,4 Morris, Mike: FFA 2,3,4, Rodeo Club 3,4 Neske, Patricia: FFA Sweetheart Princess 3, Rodeo Club 3,4, GAA 2,3,4 Olson, Don: Track 2,3,4, Letter Club 4 Park, Mike: Football 3,4, Basketball 3,4 Payton, Vincent: FFA 2,3,4, Rodeo Club 4 Pearson, Francine: Pep Club 2, Rodeo Club 3,4, Track 2 Petrie, Neil: Ski Club 4, president 4, Swimming 2,3 Petry, Tammy: Thespians 2,3, Pep Club 2, Typing 2,3 Pierce, Les: FFA 2,3, Piersall, Steve: Log Staff 2,3,4, Baseball 4, Pilcher, Deb: Photography Club 3,4, vice president 3, Nugget Staff 3,4, Log Staff 3,4, Photographer and darkroom technician 3,4 Pittman, Rhea: Choir 2,3,4, Band 2,3, GAA 2,3,4 Ragsdale, Deanna: Pep Club 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Photography Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Choir 2,3,4, Student Body Secretary 4 Refior, Ruth: Pep Club 3,4, GAA 3, Pep Night Princess 4 Rhea, Dan: Tennis 4, Log Staff 4 Rioux, Deborah: GAA 3 Rode, Greg: Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Golf 3,4, Ski Club 4, Lettermens Club 3,4, Reporter for Log Staff 2,4 Ryder, Tom: Sagner, Ray: Football 2,3, Rodeo Club 2,3,4 Schantz, Dave: Scott, Steve: ghanklin, Sheryl: Log Staff 3,4, Advertising manager, Pep lub 2 Snyder, Sherri: Girls Choir 3,4, Sacred Ensemble 4 Spriet, Patti: Girls Choir 3, Acapella Choir 4, Betty Crocker Award Spurlock, Mark: Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3, Basketball 2,3, Lettermens Club 3,4 Stanford, Jan: Thespians 3 Stephens, Patty: Track 2,3,4, Basketball manager 4, Choir 2,3, AFS 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 2, Photography Club 3, Honor Society 3, Student Council 2, vice president 2, Letter Club 3,4, Nugget Staff 3,4, Music Man 4 Stevens, Carol: Pep Club 2, AFS 2,3,4, GAA 2,3, vice president 4 Honor Roll 3, Student Council 4, Senior class secretary 4, Track 4, Basketball 3, Girls Choir 2, Mixed Choir 3,4 Stoker, Angie: Pep Club 2, ,4, Thespians 4, Choir 2, Pep Night Princess 4, FFA Sweetheart Princess 3 Story, Michelle: ASB vice president 4, GAA 2, AFS 3,4, Photography Club-president 3, Log Staff 3, Assistant for play David and Lisa 4 Supan, Tom: FFA 2,3,4, FFA Reporter 3, Football 4 Swilling, Debra: Girls Choir 2, Mixed Choir 3, Accapella Choir 4, Pep Club 3,4, FBLA 4, Girls Ensemble 4, Thespians 4, The Music Man 4, Pep Night Princess 4 Swilling, Ken: Thespians 3, Time Out for Ginger 3 Tholen, Donna: Photography Club 4, Quilldriver 4, Nugget Staff 4 Titus, Anita: Townsend, Edgar: Football 2,4 Traw, Debbi: Log Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4, Class president 3, Pep Club 2,3, FHA 3, Pep Night Princess 4 38 Senior Wayne Haynes makes a strenuous stretch to tip the ball before his opponent. Turner, Virginia: National Honor Society 3,4, Track 3, Basketball 3, Girls Choir 4, GAA 3, Letter Club 3 Waite, Karen: GAA 4, Girls Choir 4 Walker, Sharleen: FBLA 4, Accapella Choir 4 Walker, Teresa: Pep Club 2,3,4, Log Staff assistant editor for sports page 3, GAA 2, Pep Night Princess 4 Warnock, Theresa: Volleyball 3,4, Student Council 3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Cheerleader 4, Song Queen 4, FFA Sweetheart 3, Pep Night Princess 4 Wellman, Jan: Pep Club 2 White, jenny: Thespians 2,3, Pep Club 2, Log Staff 2,3, Mixed Choir 2,3 Whitely, Kelley: GAA Wilson, John: Tennis Wilson, Kathy: Pep Club 2,4, Assistant Editor of front page Log 3, Reporter 4, Pep Night Princess 4 Wright, Carey: Nugget Staff 3,4, Thespians 4 Wynn, Debra: Girls Choir 2,3, Accapella Choir 4, Stage Choir 4, AFS 2, Thespians 3,4, Music Man Choir 4, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Quilldriver Staff 2,3,4, Pep Club 2 York, Julie: Mixed Choir 3,4, Girls Choir 2, Ensemble 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Flag Drill Team 2, Music Man 4, Honor Society 3, Tennis 2, Thespians 4, Pep Night Queen 4 LeaMaster, Carla: Flag Girl 2, Track Manager 2, Pep Night Princess 4, Class vice president 3, Pep Club vice president 4, Music Man 4, Accapella Choir 4, Mixed Choir 3 Wilson, Nancy: Basketball 2,3, Volleyball 4, Track 2,3, Letter Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Honor Society 3, Spring Musical 4, Pep Night Princess 4 1 his If 'w, L Qs A x Q' V W I 1 N N if M..-QP fun,- Nv- -4-ga' , -X ,. 1, Judy Adair Charles Allen Kim Allison Anthony Bailey Suzanne Basche 40 ,wwe E s Jig X Q is fx 25, if? Bob Adams Shelley Allen Ted Anderson Chris Banta Susan Baxter 3 E ' 5 2 ai i C assa X Colleen Bell Kris Borgen Night, tlw juniors ws-rv nuiniwr om-. Kathy Bracken Debbie Brcnncckc Sue Brooks Janine Brown A -M , X x. .v A wa J' ,xv we 1- Y fx fri- K ' X 'M i , .. A A X - NIJ' K ii W4 5,4 'K '17 ap i Q B ' 1.51 ' :f.'f '.-' ff I , :fgfnfjf US . . ,- I , fs. . my. fit.. r 4.2 .' - -'Q N4 ..-- ..I - .I Qg- .. g-:....k...--- V., ., 'r 1 'X' was i , EJ 11, C If P123 2f',5:?:-in 2 -C . my Randy BUIIOUS Clieryl Bunch Kelly Bunch Amy Burgess April Campcau Mike Custoldi Laffy Chadwick Mike Chamberlain Cindy Christensen David Clark Kent Clark Liz Cole 41 'linking first in yell, song and dvcorutioris during I mi Dennis Coller Nancy Colton Traci Colton 'H ' MaryPat Colvin ty Amy Conklin L LL.-' 47-J ii.. 'CTS' ,Au Ivins F, in Kiki mfe I Bryan Cordell Sandy Cox Audrey Curry Dan Curtis Steve Dalton Carey Daniels Dean Defrees Bob DcMastus Chris DeRoest Jarma Dobbel Randy Dodson Mike Dougherty Dave Downing Jeff Draper Dave Duncan Karen Duncan Clayton Eastwood Chelli Edwards Matt Ellingson Duanc Ewing Kip Farmer Dalene Farris Bill Felton Don Floyd Brenda Franklin John Fuzi Tom Gargan Scott Granander Tim Gunderson Maria Gutierrez Paul Hall Sharon Handyside Steve Haney Jerry Hansen Beth Harrell Leta Heck Doug Hicks Ql - S Q S S xy r ewfgi April Campvau stands out in the parkinglots-ating lwrlum'l1z1ncl enjoying thc freedom from class. v v The junior class show their spirit at Pep Night and take si-cond in skit. Dee Hobson Lance Holt Mike Hopkins Lucretia Jacobs 7' ' 1 , Gi y rv ,V . v Q r ' fi. 9456 J ss. , bv A Q n I is-V his Neff , , is ' g Jizz! ' at 5? 1' r Dave Jampolsky Denice Jensen Richard Johnson Joni Johnson Ben Johnston Heather Jones Jeff Jones Edie Kee Chip Keithley Mary Kelley William Kenworthy Vena Kirkwood 44 S-.4 1 2 L... 4... X . ,Q-N, x ' . -Sldinn-nj' if Joann McMillan Margie Mahugh 'Ne' Yin-1' Jay Mack Larry M21Ck Diana Markgraf Dan Martin fe., -19' x it Q 4 ' l- 1 ,WK Kevin Knox Karen Kolb Vicki Kringlcn Jeff Land Grace Leake Barbara Leasy Vic Lccpcr Patricia Long Barbara Luster Carlotta Lyons Bridgette McAdams lfred McAdams Anita Mclirooni Edith McClanahan Robb McKim R V 1.4 ' -:Zi . nt, 11 ' ff iivn .Iohrntori allows ina 'A' imitation ot Mark Svill, lin-rylmtly Ill'l'tibIl1iiki l rank Manion Paula Matney Rod Maves Mike,Miller Cheryl Montgomery Tami Morrison Shannon Morrissey Dirk Moser David Myers Mike Myers Jodi Nichols Marquetta Nichols 'lssyfxy . ,, , , ., 'A 'V ,s .. , , -. when u - if r v,: , K ,z 'IP ff Q z s Qu , Vp Q .. , L 7, .V m , A 5. if ,H Q Fx g- ,,kV A in M I l sw N.,V' iff is ggi? W Y.. y.-1 Gundula Ogston Tim Oliver Randy Osborn Peggy Palumbo Sue Parker Dave Paustain Curt Wilson shows off his grvat physique. I F F XX,L iv Laneatta Peterson Troy Phillips Jolie Presley Kevin Pryse Kevin Pullen Linda Ramsey Aft:-r a football galm- loss to Marshall, Gran' Lt-like fm-4-ls snlvnm while- dancing with Mike Sllivvly during tht- AFS dzrrin-. 'YN A-NS ,,-Q.. Af wx 1-.. .X 8.1. Y 1 .ce Dawn Rasmussen Mike Reed Sherry Reeder Bill Rcngert Curt Rcnz Put Rhcu Scott Robbs Lori Robinson Robert Roderick Sandy Rowland 47 Btlow: K1-llyBur1cl1,Ls-sllt Dutftv and II'lSill.10llL show spirit Opposite pa L lime cJllNll'lIlJOWS us lumlr Dyrk Schlingman Myron Schock Cliff Schoeningh Kathy Schrader Herschel Scott Paul Weatherspoon Charles Wellington Tom Wellington Connie Sharp Debbie Sharp Chris Sharpley Mike Shively Peggy Simmons Johannah Wendt Curt Wilson Jerry Wilson Cecil Smith Danna Sxnull Lori Sorenson Ron Spellman Doug Srack Chuck Staten Lynn Steegc Steve Stoaks Debbie Talley Ben Tate Carol Tholcn Tcrcsa Toney Bret Turner Mary Turner Debbie Van Mechclen Heather Vaughan Lorna Waggcrby Scott Warner t-. 'DQ f' T 'Nw x 1157 ax -.4 txt . lf, I - . ,.., w -sa' -rf' 5, P if ist 'Pew MTV , .ay -w if 's ,tf, Q , ., A . A YQ. . f .vo Q V -4.- .gh fx 5 QL ,fi 7 Nancy Vetter Bonnie Young KCUY YOUHB Terri ZSIHITICI' rs wxtw, .Wa t x . r si ,t H-E-Y, says April Campeau, junior, imitating 'The Fonz' from a popular TV show, on Looney's day. Looney's day was sponsored in honor of coach Wayne Looney by the Pep Club during the annual Pep Week. Looney's day is to encourage students to dress up in the 50's style. Juniors in picture are left to right, Terri Sagner, April Campeau, Dawn Rasmussen and Kelly Bunch. Leftg In the juniors' Pep Night Skit, some unidentifiable juniors are creating HI-lermies Monster, representing our foe, Hermiston. Needless to say our mighty Bullldogs knocked 'em deadg but only in the skit. QQ' AWN S. R3 Below, Kim Allison, junior, relaxes in the commons after eating her lunch. Ar right: Bill Felton, junior takes in some sun while he sits on a car in the parking lot, 51 Above: Anita McBroom, junior, leans forward to catch every word during a lecture on William Shakespc-ar's M AC BETH . At right: junior, Dave jampolski shows what he would look like if he were chewing snoose. By the look on his face, it wouldn't be enjoyable. is pf Xxx 1 , 1 f' V 2 I N l w f .Af-lA K X 1 rx Right: 'lierri Warnock, senior W74-75 FFA queen helps Bonnie Young, junior, pin her flowers as she prepares for the announcement of the l975-76 FFA queen. Bonnie was one of the five princesses selected. While Shelley Allen, junior, also one of the princesses, looks on. Below: Myron Shock, junior, sets himself free on a Suzuki. Lower right: Sue Parker in her junior English class reads the play of Macheth . 52 ggi, r. K an ...ig i.- .I 5,,. , , 35.231 ft. as lx P!- Amy Burgess, junior, listens intently to a discussion being carried on by unidentified friends at lunch. Below: Health Occupation students had a chance to practice artificial respiration on a dummy. Here junior Don Floyd practices heart massage. Lower right: Kelly'Y0ung, junior, cheerleader, keeps right in time as she turns to watch a tense moment on the court. A fs J .Sr ' 3. we 54 A wx VA . u. -- A .gmgawsst t t N .cswsse-Sw wasp - sffxsseS5ff X . FQ . ifwiffa. 20 9-0 'haf , fx, us -i 3 Qs.. Q, 5 Greg Baxter Chriss Mack Randy Cullcy N. Tw Kari Chadwc-ll Lorri VVoolard Dana Burchtorf Nlichc-llc Cockram K ff' t H- Y' ff? Y X-we Q , ,., X eq. XWX x fxlldy' Howe. Tim Endicott, and Kai Ogstun f a L watch their classmates during a soplmnwrm- football -f--M' gamm- 3 fig KX Gi ' G f Th Ad k J d' Ah ' S mini Dezaermursszn riiizsray 7 KF Q, u 'FK-5 N 5.4 14-fi 4' 4 .Q il, Stephanie Austin Gladys Baisley Karen Banta BettyLou Bateman Mary Bateman Greg Baxter Barbara Bell Bobby Bell Brenda Bennehoff Jill Bennett Mark Best Gene Bloom 56 'bl .i fi X O Q fd' Q fn-K? T Joy Callahan Amy Ciesiel 'url Nga. s1'f ' X, f ' 91 I ' r , n , Y K , , ,, Lewis Curtis Sherril Curtis Dan Curts Holly Daniels Kr-nt Olson watches Par Mahoney show off his uharrn. 58 if we-we 4 4, ode ,a,,t.v,,, av M v 4' Dan Coffey Tami Cole Karen Colton John Coone Lyle Corcoran Don Croy Tracy Crum Randy Culley Arlene Curtis Carlene Curtis Jerry Gauli and john Bows-rs CII-llbj'flli'llfl'l'l'lllNHlSllll4llll'lIll1lll1'lI'lllllk'll bn-ak. L.- 1177 Sonny Darnell Dorena Davis in ' '- 1 tail fe ' ,1 1 Tn 'iff' Gary Deardorf Bob DeMastus iw W, 9 R xy x X- X '5. lt if Ge! ! 'Y M' N-1 ,J 'v ' ...- A X il t Q-,RQ 1 X X l l.ff.g if Julie Densley Percy Dickerson Katrina Dielman Tom Dolton Mark Donicht Rob Dougherty Sean Dowdy Dixie Driggers Kevin Dyke Liz Ellingson Tim Endicott Ginger English Mark Ewing Janet Fell Natalie Fisher John Forney Lorrie Francis Allen Franklin Theresa Getty Eric Granander Susan Gray Rick Grove Clay Gyllenberg Rhonda Hack Tony Hall Sandra Haney Carl Harkness Michael Hartwell Liz Harrison Lori Hauter Dennis Heller Karen Henderson Scott llcstcr 60 pa ,. ., 'rs few 121127 Q, I I time I , 3 , af' l TQ, K 3 'A ,ff Julie Freeman Katy Fuller Cheryl Fusselman Jerry Gaub John Gaub Carl Gentry Eddie Hibbard Donna Hill Susan Hinton Andy Howe Nora Howe Joe Jacobs Cindy Jensen Mike Jensen Cheryl jghnggn Opposite page: Carol l'rnw4-ll and ,loan Vaughan arm' saying Happy mlay Dan Johnson Eric Johngon Tammy Johnson lN'l'K'3f13ll1.H Bn-lon' Susan Riva-ra 4-njnys the intramural lHlSli0IlHlllQ1lllll'S Dana Johnston Glen Kee Debbie Kercheski clurinffl lllflfll- w N ,.f.-nv. .. N 5 .2 . 55 e Q Lv f yVw, l l N Q- M K? N i x 'gm iv cr we L , L4 x l 'il 1 s 1, x 1 7' Donna Kercheski Lennie Kercheski Mike Knee Steve Knox David Kolb Gina Koontz Craig Laeger Tim Langton Ramon Lara I Q. sq' n f Lv U , P, .- .' f Q2 , ga J A ein: V A 'Gif Wim 5.-. ,Y-if' K , ,JM i' Yr Afiiz Z A f P .Bn A7 va -L.. wv'x ,Mfr 62 J . ,mx 'A . we .L Y lm m.1X .7lAt. .fig 5 ,gif Bruce Leepcr Jeanette Lopez Mark Luker Lynda Luster Max McAdams Joe McBroom Shane McCormick Karen McLaughlin Judy McMillan Jody McMurren Penny Marriott Robin Martin Rick Michel Umm WL' lx U N ' V 'fif l1i'1lf1l1lN- iff' fm tiuir mr uni lit kit gy. fl Ss i.. Kely Moorc Kathy Moothart Bruce Morin Don Morris Jim Morris Dana Moser Donna Munscll Lorraine Nichols Tracy Nyc Kai Ogston Kent Olsen Kulynn Olson Valerie Payton Beverly Pellissier Tom Pierce Cindy Poe Cecil Profitt Sheilah Osborn Greg Overbay WX. Q - if N li f' 5' .. i si! Steve Perkins Tracy Phillips QM.- .l s . ,X 9' yrs li rs ...M a 1 HF: Q! RiCll21l'd Plfllel' Greg Pitman I43ITj'SClll'1idK'I' surrvrlclurs after getting Caught XVlYll2lk'I1ll0f snoosi Charlene Pringle Darlene Pringle Carol Prowell Scott Ramsey if 5, I 1 ,, ,JI 1' gif X. ,.. -v fur 'c,f' -ff' Q R N , 1 5 Ex 9 ' u 5, ' : , V ,J Y, i - I Shawn Reitz Daniel Rcngert Leslie Rigwood Jerry Rioux Rollie Rioux Chris Ritch Susan Rivera Mark Robertson Timothy Rosa Dan Rowland Lb-'VX ,..f R1 xg , .. 1 l i , S R t gf. V' - - 'll YL H fn' N- QL.- 11.17 I 0 xx I X Q V x ' . A T 4 fil,'.fqg, , I Q A yt gtg- gl, bl if X ,ik , ' x 'R Us N 2 .Q Sandra Russell John Scelson Debbie Schrader Larry Schrader John Scott Mark Sherman Tamra Simrell Tina Slobig Christy Smith Hunter Smith Mike Smith Rod Speelman Debra Spivey Danny Steele Joe Stephens Y ...I Steve Shelton Jim Smith Kellie Stoker Chris Sunday Carol Sword Pam Tate Craig Trickel Timothy Van Dyke Joan Vaughan Sheryl Walker Tina Walker Carl Weber Kim Weber Vicki Welling Bill Widman Glenda Williams Larrie Williams Bradley Wood iv 'xv . L 3 Yu. in 71. . -of r, ' Cindy Woodcock Shelly Woodcock Lorri Woolard Cindy Wright Linda Young Brian Zemmer 66 Mike Smith drives friends, Mark Sherman, Garth Brandaw, Kim Mitchell Gene Bloom and Gary Deardorf as they compete for best decorated car! Suphs nut pictured Sherri Adkins Catherine Biss Daryl Duncan Peggy Hargrave Ben Hill Bob Mespelt Tim Myers Curtis Myrland Rene Nelson Left: Cindy Pom- Soutli Pacificu. thi-if lu null lrour. McAdams, Steva- Hestcr, Mark Bcs Robin Noursc Micheal Peterson Robbin Read Robin Rood Carolyn Scott Pam Story Eldon Surber Cindy Taylor Kelli Williams displays lrcr tall-nt in a flour routim' tn rln- mu 1 0 Br-low: Soplrmnors- boys Iran- a salty Cli it iluri 5, Tlivy are from la-fr to riglrt: Wes Clrristcn on Xl rx blaca, Rick Grariamlcr, 'llony Hall, Glen lxr Saint t, Greg Pitman, ancl Craig 'liriclu-l. www si uk SUIJHUITIUPES YEKB CIIEPQIE ' ' gm, Q S 2 X :E 5 lbw wif' W' X ,ffxxaswg . ,,,,,,,.MQ Q-. .si S N NN.. W' Igwi mx FSMM 1'Q'8-gif :- Mr 5 M 'Z :X Q 5 Nwn , i . X X ,, f 1. xxx-Nxa Alam ,',,,- StL- The sophomore class was in charge of building the bonfire. Students from the class stored the boxes until the night of the bonfire, then brought the boxes to the National Guard Armory for the building of the fire. The sophomores also put on a fall dance to make money for the Spring Fling. They decorated the dance to the theme, l've Got a Name. The Spring Fling put on annually by the sophomores was held April l0. The theme was Dream Weaver and music was played by the Riley Brothers of Sweet Home, Oregon. .gg is Us 1 S gf .1 -1 ' -7555. -e .k,, Opposite page, top: Christy Smith and john Scott show the process of stuffing animals. Bottom left: Deb Spivey, sophomore, gets some energy from an apple before going out to play hockey during her PE. class. Bottom right: Holly Daniels shows spirit for the sophomore class at the ear rally. Above left: Gene Bloom takes an active roll in the basketball team before attempting zi basket. Above right: julie Densley and Dixie Driggers display their hats on Hat Day. Left: Sophomores Kerry Brateher, Dana Johnston, Gary Deardorff and Mark Sherman start back to class after lunch. 6 Right: Debbie Dexter reflects on a quiet moment. Beluw: Practice begins for Perry aeobs Mike M ers Colin Scarborough and Mark Hubble band sutdents ,l ' U Y' Y , y Y - Bottom: Ron Wullard, Scott Vessel, Dave Bowers and Loren Henry watch frosh game. Q1 , i ii gl 2 X We ' mf ' ss lain. A ' ' , 70 5' 4'-ff 8, ' , 'ir '7 1 o 4 X. V1 1 ki gg ,. If .- if ,. vpn., K A, 4 .8 ,J ,f ,WWZJ S f ,TK Q- fx 1 1 L5 X' I J g 5. 7 5 k A 4. -l,fi,.J,fai, W C K , y . , , 'Em Vin: fm., i ,G Fra 5 if X ' ff5fi'f2-Y' L, , '1?.1LfT,i'f- . 1 , .hifi-Aii.'L':-' ,. ,, . 3' 'X v...4.,-9 t A M, . , Q, x i is U 'K - ' , l-. 1 ,gi :M , w 1 h Q ' . ' I3 4 x S ww,--. im game ,gf xl K5 ' W ig 4j W . i:',,'. ,- EX ' AN 'ku ' . Saw 'X A kr ,J flujh, ffLw'mHS'Q' 1, 1 ,SQL tx 5 if Vw ,n F713 , f, I s M. - ' h 7 , I-m r haf K, kztf, ' i 4-nag Q, P 'TUE IM Y fllxks' 4' -'J A , . 5'-In , '19 IJ ,gy 'Pig' -.K if :fav r Q f 3 . - . ,: .L- ' .J mr 1'- K, fn 1 .N if X il 'I 2' pkg, , yn L 4 ' ,fy -WA.. f A X. A n , fl A 13,24 Y .V .v 1 SNk?YQ X ll I W qwgsi A N i K A ' ,Q-5 x - J f , , L. . fv , vs X WS , 4 :xv 'G .Q 'iw N h ' Q. 1 A b'QL A A 44Q: ,,:' Aw Q W ' . . Mk ,Q ,A aw ry, W S Q Ron Woolard, Laura Doyle, Rohm W'arnock,Rz1tv'NIc4Kln:f,iS'au?fi Lgfslhan, X39 0 Son, L1L5a,AQ1lls'r M an 'SF' ' A .2 ' ff'5+Q F1 ESl'lmBI'1 display Slllfll Spirit, Pep, first in line, VVe're the class of '79'.,' Spirit and Pep were displayed hy the freshman class on Pep Night, where they took first as the most spirited class. The freshman class, which is headed by President Kate iVIcKim, is in charge of cleaning off the Christmas window and painting the 'B' on the hill. Other freshmen officers include: Lisa Miller, vice presidentg Laura Doyle, secretaryg Sam Lissman, treasurerg Robin Warnock, girl delegateg Ron Woolard, boy delegateg and Dave Hobson, delegate at large. Debra Adair Jim Adair Jim Adams Judy Adcock Mike Allen Y. I e,,..-' F '11-6 . Lynne Allison Erin Anderson Duane Andrew Rechelle Arnold Sheila Back Renee Backlund Dorothy Baird Mark Barr Kenneth Baune Billie Bootsma 72 --we-tis ii..t wi., . .uwsannmenihlwr mwwpsmaww:-H A ,A , - , I? W, V33-Z! K... la-ft to right: Laura Doyle. Kendra Kolb, Lisa Miller, Ucbbis- Dr-xtm-r, Rusty Storm, and Kon McLaughlin mingle during halftime- at a freshman football game. wg Martha Boren Sherry Bothwell Donell Bowen David Bowers Renee Brennecke Scott Brookhart Lynda-Brooks John Brown Julie Brown Shawn Brownlee Adam Burns Ellie Burns Ron Buxton Shawn Callahan Steve Callaway Lyle Campbell Christy Cannon Windy Carey Charles Carpenter Kathy Carpenter Dean Carter Nancy Clark Cherie Cockram Gaylene Colton Bruce Conro Micheal Cook Sam Craig Shelly Cribbs Stephanie Cross Bob Crouch Faye Curts Kathy Daniels Karen Davilla Laurie Davies Layne Davis Ricky Davis Cheryl Defrees Debbie Dexter F Gay Dodson Scott Doss X I Li-fr: Susan Eddy laughs about her shows her spirit on hatday. 74 5 J new liairdo. Opposite page: Patty Troy ,, . ..f' fi NQY. r iii if' N Y . x Q or .,-.A -gf . . ,Ad l 'wx 'i V xr E D .. .. .lvl Susie Eddy Curt Edwards Anna Ellis Don Endicott Bert Estey Carol Fell Scott Ferguson Nanette Fisher 12.553 1' Ken Downing Laura Doyle Cheryl Duncan Ken Duncan Pixie Duncan Ross Dunlap Sara Durilinger Darrell Dyke Becky Dylina C-JY I Qws '!4W'. 9 e we Wir: Doug Endicott Jodie Forney Kyle Estes Larry Fuller David Fuzi Tony Gaylen Rita Geddes Clara Givens Joe Givens Linda Goodwin Randy Griffith Suzanne Griffith Annette Gubler Al Hackett Chuck Handy Shannon Hansen Bob Harrell Jennifer Harris Michele Hartwell Brian Hawkins Jeff Heaton Curt Heck Doris Heck John Hefner ii?-wi ffw -nip? 3 S -..-- . ,E K3 , ,g,fJs,,Q an i il J J s . - r x i s . X Wi R+ K ' I K ga 1 i 1 yzsge if' X QA: 'E er gt i Z - is We 'remove Melanie Lewis Roger Linscott Sam Lissman Jamie Little Randy Luster r, David Hobson Julie Homan Mark Hubble Howard Hull Tim Hunt Carol Jackson Perry Jacobs Debbie Joseph Julie Journigan Sue Judd Gary Judkins Jay Keithley Mark Kinsey Vicki Knapp Karl Knop Curt Knox Kelly Knox Kendra Kolb Jim Kostman Dale Larkins E-L fs, 5 ' K Duane McCollum James McCollough Shannon McDonald Kate McKim Teresa McKinnis Ken McLaughlin Jim McMillan Jacque Mack Alan Maxwell Robin Manza Ethel Mensing Lisa Miller Q-'LG W 2. Y. ,I-. . ' ' Q' - .fi -Q ' . K I-Tiff: Vickie Miller Laura Milleron Linda Mitchell KayC. Moore Km-nny McLaughlin, what hig muscles you lravcl Ken N4-lson, what big teeth you have! Tim Morrison Michael Moyes Linda Munscll Mark Myers Trino Navarro Ken Nelson Us P' hr' . A' 31' MA!!-. A' ,gr .AMX M rw RQ xx -. . . 1. A . s 1 r K W ,I PM' i'7 1 . f ' X 1.1 Swv' Melody Newby Karine Nichols Nanfzy Nordquist Carrie Olson Susie Ownes Davld Park Kyle ESWS, what big ryvs you havv! H ,M Tammy Paustain John Pellissier Jeff Petry Polly Phillips Kim Pickler Betty Pierce Judy Pilcher Cathy Point Nicki Porter Cindy Proiitt Mary Pryse Doug Reed Karen Refior Pat Rengert Dan Reynolds Karl Roberts 80 0 v . I N X2 I l Mu 4 r S Sam Lissman km-1-ps stars football gzum-. during a varsity AY fda-4' A a.. I ' as' . Q Eg 3 if - i Axg V LL.. . X , A k 'h .4 x X 11.3 ' f M R ,fr Vernon Roderick Leann Rood Karen Sackos Linda Schmidt Kent Roberts Sue Rogers Stan Runnels Colin Scarbrough , IX 4. Lynnette Rohner Deanna Ross David Savage Avery Schock Aftvr caring a s-njoyahlc' lunch, ML-rlv Smokey takes a quiet walk thinking about his daily routinv. Sue Sharp Gwen Shaw Teresa Sherman Tony Silva 3 St, -my Q mini' . Q . ,qw 1' 61 Q Valerine Shaw Celeste Smull x . X if , . 5 'QJP' rg C or tt, ge 2 is ' C. C Q rr,r . Y Cathy Stemp Russell Storm Cathy Stephens Merle Stookey Joe Stratton Penny Stricker Aboyc: jackie Mack unwrinklcs her lunch ticket while thinking about her dcllcluus lunch. Left: jim Smith really is tied up on tic 'cm up day. fx? S Nw. 5. is X 'ix S Pm info Karen R4 flor enjoys lu r yummy hotrlng, Mac Townsend MoLlie Townsend Doni Traw Pat Trindle Pattie Troy Lori Vandenbos Polly Vernimen Scott Vessel LuAnn Waggerby Leann Wakefield Craig Ward Walter Warden .4---v 5 I I N I Ng. 7 f' 12.3 f ix 1 1 14 -'Em , , H17 , .J Robbin Warnock Kevin Weber Tim Weber Janet Weber Don Welter Terry Williams Jerry Williams Kelly Woodcock Ron Woolard .lim Wright Chris Young Delbert Zehrung Almow: The frm-slunrn girls ts-rnporarily take on-r tht- liulhlog football team during pop night. Opposite pagr: lfthc-I M1'llSlllQ2lllll Limla Mitclu-ll show riff their ribbons during pep wwk. Late pictures Laura Braswell Stuwart Edwards Chris Gawith ff 1 I Duane Johnson Ed Scott , ff' x FI'BSl'l1T1B1'1 1'1Ui IJ1CtLl1 Ed Debbie Bennett Kim Conklin Shannon Duncan Brad Hughes Tracy Larson Steve McClarin Ken McKinney Steve Pierce Francis Roth Cameron Rutter Karen Strawn Richard Tschirgi GUVBPHUI' visits BHKEI' City Top left: Oregon Governor, Bob Straub, is welcomed to Baker by a group of North Baker Elementary students. Top right: Mr. Authur Brown, Principal, looks on as Governor Straub shakes hands with students. The Governor visited Baker as a part of his town hall tour to find out the concerns of all Oregon residents. ' 1 'Q s' Above: Baker High Band welcomes Governor Straub to Baker with a number entitled, Oregon State Song 5lLlElE1'1lS QBl lI'lVUlVEEl l1'l VEl lULlS HCllVlllES 'NO M .gif ff -ia D eff During the year 1975-76 BHS had lots of extra curricular activities for the students. Some of the new clubs that were started this year were Ski Club and Future Business Leaders of America. Some of the other organizations were American Field Service, Letter Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Rodeo Club, Future Farmers of America, Photography Club, Thespians, Log, Nugget, and Pep Club. These activities were very helpful to the students in getting them involved with their school and in giving them responsibilities to get them better prepared for life after high school. 3,-J ,-9 QFUN 2145 The 1975-76 Student Council started off well by showing freshmen, sophomores, and new students around the high school on registration day. Included in some of their activities, the student council sponsored the painting of the Bulldog on the new gym wall, the annual canned food drive, and a litter clean- up campaign. For the Bicentennial year, they painted the senior citizens benches around town red, white, and blueg sold Bicentennial pinsg and painted a Bicentennial theme on the window above the main entrance to BHS. Student body money making projects included having baked food sales, and during the summer they sold popsicles in the rain to raise money. 5lLlElB1'1l UULl1'1Cll ITIHKES 1'1BW ll lE1'1ElS 88 1' er L I FX if . We., sd 'U KW A if '..' I s ,, Q ' Q7 N n ' lla 5 u I ' set. . 3 N AXF3 tx. T 'b'Nn:c, L L.. L K 135' ' Top: The Bulldog si n, painted by Mr. Elden Moore, is located on the south wall of time new girls gym. Above: Mr. Ross Fritz's 6th period English class won the canned food drive sponsored by the student council. Standing left to right: Grace Leake, Kelly Bunch, Amy Burgess, Laura Doyle, Sam Lissman, Robin Warnock, Lisa Miller, Kate McKim, Keri Chadwell, Lorri Woolard, Dana Burchtorf, Michelle Coclcram, Dave Hobson, Ron Woolard, Chris Mack, Randy Culley, Troy Phillips, Mike Hopkins, Mr. Lawrence Snook, Deanna Ragsdale, Tom Higgins, Michelle Story, julie Eddy, Carol Stevens, Joni Christenson, Tim Lethlean, Karla McLaughlin, Patti Stephens, Kerri Hindman and Greg Baxter. 89 Pep Club turns tn pie baking, poster making The 1975-1976 Pep Club was busy this year. Their first job was getting Guardian Angels for all the guys on the football team. They made posters for the team, surprised the guys with goodies on the days they were to play in games, plus made a couple of large bulldog posters for the team tobreak through at the end of the field. The girls took tickets and handed out programs at the games, and were in charge of Pep Night. Some of their other activities included the pie-eating contest and the cutest baby contest, which were held during the basketball season. The club went on two trips. One was to football game in Qntario, the other was to a basketball game in Hermiston. Miss Barbara Cash was the advisor for the group of nearly 100 girls. The president was Kathy Cantrellg vice-president, Karla LeaMasterg secretary, Karen Kolbg and the treasurer was Heather Vaughan. Page 91, right: Senior Don Curtis listens intently for the signal to begin the contest. Far right: junior Kent Clark deposits a penny for a vote in the cutest baby contest. 'Cutest Baby' contestants were all the senior basketball players. Tony Evans won the contest. Left bottom picture: Ken Downing, Freshman, is covered from head to throat with whipped cream from the top of his yummy pie that a pep club girl made just for him. Pep Club members from left: Front row: Karen Refior, Dixie Driggers, Francis, Susie Attaway, Kellie Stoker, Denise Thomag, and Karla Gundula Ogston, Beth Harrell, Edie Kee, Grace Leake, Edith McClanahan, McLaughlin. Third row: Chris Sunday, Sue Parker, Teresa McKmnls Tammy Paustian, julie Brown, Mary Pryse, Kellie Knox, and Kerri Debbie Joseph, Dawn Rasmussen, Joni Johnston, Shelley Allen Nancy Chadwell. Second row: Dana johnson, Deanna Ross, Lori Vandenbos, Wilson, Carrie Daniels, Debbie McKinney, Susan Riveria Katy Fuller and Sandy Rowland, Shelly Cribbs, Diane Margraph, Dana Mosier, Lori Tammy Johnson. 90 6 V xx . A N Y -S KSA Si X .53 gn X K x S .,-X GAA 1'1Ul ES active Girl's Athletic Association, GAA is for girls who want to get involved in sports. The activities sponsored are swimming, volleyball, basketball and bowling. Swimming and basketball were the only completed events. At the intermural basketball tournament the Donald's Ducks won. The other teams were Mark's Sparks, Semi Pro's and Dodson's Doobies. ln bowling the winners were Margie Mahugh, Cindy Christensen and Linda Ramsey. Right: Karla McLaughlin and Susan Daugherty take time out from refereeing to practice basketball during intermission. Below: The officers are, top of ladder: Kerri Hindman, presidentg Carol Stevens, vice-presidentg Teresa Toney, secretaryg Karen Duncan, treasurer. 514- K .Q mf-2 A. 5, ,,,, ik WWW aww ar ,t X t . at si 1 ,W ... .,,,,,, xgqessw Right: Katy Fuller, sophomore, talks to companions during GAA tournament. Below: Susan Daugherty, Holly Daniels, Susie Attaway and K.D. Adair make a mad scramble for a loose basketball. Left, GAA members are l-r: Janine Brown, Patti Stephens, Katie Klugh, Dana Burehtorf, Denise Thomas, Lori Vande-nbos, Chris Sunday, Polly Vernimen, Susan Eddy, Sandy Rowland. Second row: Karen McLaughlin, Carleen Curtis, Liz Elligson, Sue Hinton, Sue Parker, julie Eddy, K.D. Adair, Kelley Young, Stephanie Austin, Karla McLaughlin. Front row: Karen Duncan, Kerri Hindman, Carol Stevens, Teresa Toney. .wists 93 YV Nugget works hard for '76 The Nugget Staff got off to a good start this year after a short orientation. Everyone worked hard, designing and selling ads, and drawing page layouts. The editor was Donita Entermille, assistant Sf exft' editor was Jeannie Heaton, business manager was Donna Tholen and Mrs. Janet Groat, the advisor, supervised the entire group. The responsibility ofthe clubs section was 2 JoAnn Corley's. Patti Stephens and Karla McLaughlin were in charge of the special N X events, sophomore and freshman section and . 3!,.ff-- theme. Sonja Bowers was in charge of the Q ' senior section and senior accomplishments. Rx Lori Sorensen was in charge of the junior T' section and senior awards. s Donita Entermille did the faculty section R 1 bl E- , l ,l and theme as well as helping most everyone. I rl it it . The sports section was done by Mike Castoldi NX, gg and Debbie Sharp. The dark room technicians K g X 'ddh i , ' included Debbie Pilcher, Carey Wright, and v T K Q Dave Duncan. Kathy Schrader and Joann McMillan helped with individual pages and interviewed club officers for copy. -- 'Inn-..- is AA Above right: Editor Donita corrects final pages to be sent to publisher. Right: Business manager Donna Tholen is caught by the Nugget photographer in the journalism room. Above: Jeannie Heaton and JoAnn Corley take a minute out of their busy schedule to be caught in print. 94 ...QE jail-si5.a : .. 2-f'2-'25 '- Wi z1ig 1viI , f'u'i!fiT 5:555 2 1 X - 1 . .L , ,I 'O's aw-in I 3' ,,,..., 5 Q ct? ff .fX bs l -,- Q 5 NP fi, .4 if Nugget members from left to right: Sonja Bowers, Joann McMillan, Kathy and Patti Stephens. Next row: Mike Castoldi, Lori Sorensen, Deb Pilcher Schrader, Karla McLaughlin, Jeannie Heaton, JoAnn Corley, Debbie Sharp, and Dave Duncan. 95 'The Log' ITIUVES tn DEW P00111 Because of the large staff, The Log was able to produce a bigger newspaper than last year. The graduation issue was sixteen pages. They also had advertising in each of the eleven issues this year. This was the first year in the new journalism room which included a large modern dark room off the main room. The Log attempted to have Bicentennial stories by interviewing teachers and people of the community who had graduated from Baker High. Mrs. Janet Groat was the advisor for The Log. ,fi-., X r s,..r,, a i W t,.t Top right: Debbie Traw is this years editor of The Log. Right: The photography staff is Dave Duncan, Paul Hall and Deb Pilcher. Above: Kyle Moore and Tami Morrison are on the student news bureau 96 , si by QN if S552 4 ,f 'Nh x 'Q X 4241 X4 ex v9 .r 1 - s ig 'ii si S Q-Q, .A ,., if-9 X N,-. 6 figs, is X24 .. 'ijfjj' -ah - 'WN '?'T' Left: The advertising staff includes Leslie Duffey, assistant: Molly Grant, lstandingl business manager: and Sheryl Shanklin, advertising manager. Below: Reporters are, top row: Dan Brooks, Greg Rode, jim Burgess and Randy Miller. Second row: Duffy Miles, Steve Piersall and Steve Haney. Bottom row: Bridgette McAdams and Kathy Wilson. ang- nu-nu-pu f m, j lb. Nr ,Milt sag Q 9 Tl'lESlJlEI'1S l1'1 IJlElY, 1T1LlSlCEl Right: Heather Himmelsbaeh, a freshman, and Hunter Smith, a sophomore, rehearse their parts for the play, David and Lisa . This year the Thespians helped in producing two playsg David and Lisa, a dramatic play, and a musical The Music Man. They held the annual Sadie Hawkins dance which was combined with the Pep Club. And this year they had a little skit they put on during intermission of the Homecoming game at football time. The Thespians club was open to any student with an interest in Drama. The school club had a membership with the National Thespians Club, and awarded points were given according to the National Thespians scales. Points were awarded according to what the members did during the plays, such as acting, directing, or being a business manager. Mrs. Judy Davidson and Mr. Allen McCullough were the advisors. Randy Miller was the president, Carey Daniels, vice-president, and Debbie McKinney was the secretary-treasurer. The members of Thespians present were, in the first row: Randy Miller, Tim Lethlean, Hunter Smith, Mike Cain, Joe Stratton, Steve Haney, Brian Cordell, Max McAdams, and Kevin Pullen. ln the second row are: Suzanne Basche, Marie Goodwin, Mrs. Judy Davidson, Debbie McKinney, Judy Adair, Mollie Brown, Carey Daniels, Kelly Bunch, and Kathy Grahl. And seated in the bottom row are: Kelly Knox, Kendra Kolb, Debbie Wynn, Cheryl Duncan, Cheryl McKinnis, Trish Long and Nancy Wilson. M341 2 am.. 3, H H. E s x ' vt- H X X0 + -- 2. ' Q Yhiitl . '5- fr, ' ' , Q 'I Y 5 gil t W wx, xv f . Q w .jizz tri il if afj X L l 71 Li X SKU .fr ,, -t llll, ,IW ' 5 .N 1. ft ,t 1 A 12 H , f. t i ,Mi zz .Q zz s -Y iiiiif ii z'ri'3'ff'55??'?iijH ,f Above: Randy Miller hvlps Stn-vc Ham-y with his make'-up for 'l'ln- Music Man. Top left: Randy Milli-r and Davi- Kloss rt-ad from thc script in thc tryuuts for David and Lisa. Left: Mary Prysu, playing Lisa in the play David and Lisa, trim-s to writt- her name. Thespian awards wort' givvn tn: D4-an Own-ns, lu-st actor: 'luliv York: lu-st actress: Davt' Klossg lu-st supporting actor: and Maria' Gomlwinq hi-st Supporting actress. Drama invmlwrs vim-d and tht- ballots wt-rc mllit-tl with the above results. 99 SP wif QLllllEl1'lVE1 USES maiiflg tubes f , . K Urn. sr. :gs 5, gal 3 545 k H . -1. at ff f l ...X K s QQRXX 3 . i ,gi , X MN . X .E . g SQ N be Wag, 3. Xa .X at F3552 QQ si Q Q23 Q six x wig? sig me iv iggs-EEN N ., QNIJNSQ N X in fit Q Q., N X X i 'if 3 Y 1. .. gig N .k.- M X The Quilldriver staff and workers strove to put out the best Quilldriver ever. The Quilldriver is a book created from literary contributions made by students from Baker High. Students were to submit their work to the Quilldriver boxes in their English classes. These pieces of poetry, short stories, artwork, and photography were then gathered up and critiqued by K.D. Adair, Jeanine Campbell, and Debbie Wynn. The ones they selected were then given to the editors Donna Tholen and Donita Entermille, who were in charge of getting things typed. Along with typing things up, Donna and Donita were in charge of choosing paper colors and getting it printed by Baker County l.E.D. and Mr. Jon Croghan. Jodi Ahrens, Phillip Lochard, and Chris Ritch were first-year journalism members who helped on the Quilldriver as workers. ln the upper left picture, Phillip Lochard works hard at getting paper on the Quilldriver mailing tubes. Lower left, Jodi Ahrens glues the paper securely to make sure it doesn't come off. At the top right, Chris Ritch puts his artistic talents to work in coloring the mailing tubes. Above are the editors Donna Tholen, left, and Donita Entermille, right, checking to make sure everything is done properly. -H--.1 M PllDlUQl E1Jl'1Y Ulllll 1'B1'HB1T1lJE1'S YESlB1'flEY The Photograph Club was designed for students to learn more about their camera, and taking and developing pictures. The advisors were Mrs. janet Groat and Mr. Vaughn Folkman. The Club members had several projects such as taking pictures, developing film, printing pictures and dry mounting them. They raised money by baked food sales, and charging to develop film and printing pictures in the journalism darkroom. Some of the money went toward a new enlarger lens for the journalism staff and for Photography Club needs. The club members were also involved in an educational program which included films on such things as cameras, photography techniques, and film developing. I v A -awww- 'xr -Q., , ia ai, x 'W 45.5. . 9 , ,rs 0 0 , 9 4 'U 4 'r e o 0 ','v lv ,, 4 ,uu- WW At left: Getting into the Bicentennial spirit, Photography Club members gather around an old Graphlex camera. Although the camera is quite old, it still works, even though it hasn't been used for the last 4 or 5 years. The Photography Club members pictured clockwise from the left are: Dinna Tholen, Deb Pilcher, Curt Edwards, Mike Castoldi, Dave Duncan, Carol Tholen, and Donita Entermille. Not pictured are Tom Lotz and joe Stephens. Top right: Donita Entermille, secretary, and Dave Duncan, president, officers of the club. Above: Donna Tholen puts up pictures for display from the Kodak Scholastic Photography Contest. 101 RUUEU UlLllJ I'lElBS l'lB1'El This year the Rodeo Club worked hard and rode hard trying to place in the rodeos and maybe go on to the state and national finals. They went to three rodeos before the end of the school year, one in John Day, Rufus, and Madras. The Club was to go to Pendleton and Vale rodeos and the state finals in Prineville. The four placers with the most points would then go on to the national finals in Sulfer, Louisiana. There were seven students competing in the rodeos: Cliff Schoeningh, Bret Turner, Ray Sagner, and Mike Miller, who were all competing in bulls and bareback riding, Arlen Driggers, bulls, bareback riding, calf roping, and bulldoggingg Edie Kee and Dixie Driggers, barrel races, pole bending, and goat tying. The advisors, or coaches, for Rodeo Club were Howard Driggers and Sonny VanCleave. The officers were: Arlen Driggers, presidentg Cliff Schoeningh, vice-presidentg Dixie Driggers, secretary, Beth Harrell, treasurerg and Ray Sagner, Sergeant at arms. I ti' TS J Rodeo Club members from left to right top row are: Vincent Payton, Carol row Brenda Bennehoff Christy Smith Sandy Rowland Valerie Payton Prowell, Bret Turner, Joy Brown, Mike Miller, Denice Jensen, Colleen Teri Sagner Gundula Ogston and Patti Neske Bottom row Dixie Bell, Julie Densley, Edie Key, Francine Pearson, and Karen Davilla. Second Driggers Ray Sagner Arlen Drlggers and Cliff Schoenlngh 102 tis if 3 .. 9 .swf r, .. I ,M .4 ,W 'S ,,,f. 'H V. 11-L ef: ii x54 In vig s.:- 'fisfi' E43 e , .. R - few N. 'gl is -.8 . , I., ee: it ' x' . . L. ,,, is T 5 xgx 5 I of K hs-w! Q ' ss. I Qf I F'-I :XX W 11 .4 Above: Ray Sagner rides a bull named Tar Baby in a high school rodeo. Ray also competes in bares which is a slang term for bareback riding. +- x:1.,.1sf:5 s on --- SK ,dv- ' WX.. Y Howard Driggers, a local rancher, has given a lot to the club. l-le has worked with each member and has improved the ability of the club to perform better and better in each rodeo. Top: JoAnn Corley competes in bareback riding in the all- girls rodeo in Enterprise. Girls riding has not entered into high school rodeo as of yet but may in the future. Top left: Arlen Driggers dogs a steer while his father, Howard, acts as hazer and coach. 103 This year the FFA club leased three acres of land, located at the end of College St., from the Catholic Church. The land was the site for the old Catholic Cemetery and there was a lone tombstone in the field that was not to be removed. 'liwo sophomores and new members of the club, Mark Lulcer and Dan Curts were in charge of the field. They took charge of planting, caring for and harvesting the crop. This .-Xhove FF.-X officers are: standing, Scott Wvarner, sentinel: Bret Turner, reporter: l,orrin Lissman, treasurer: Cheryl Bunch: secretary: Dean Dc-frees, vice-president: and Arlen Driggers. president. 104 Farmland leased by FFA was to prepare them and give them experience to become a farmer. Other projects were the FFA slave sale in which menbers of the club were sold to the public to do an eight hour job for one day. The proceeds, 1,165 dollars, were used for the annual banquet, held the beginning of May and for sending delegates to state conventions. 0: 1. ' x lil Top pciture at left: Mark Luker passes hehind ai grave marker as he harrows the farm land newly purchafed hy l l A. The headstone is setting off center of the field which is located off College St. Above: 'lulll' l975 Sweetheart 'lierri kvarnock surrenders her crown and title to the N76 Sweetliezirt Edie Kee, at the Sweetheart Ball which was sponsored by the FFA. Group Picture at left from left to right top row: john Forney, Percy Dickerson, Mike Knee, Scott Hutton, Tom Supan. Row 2: Denis:-Jensen, -lulie Densley. joy Brown, Natalie Fisher, Bill VVidman, Larry Schrader. Row 3: Brenda Bennehoff. Carol Prowell, Kathy lVloothart, lvlarie Burlew, -Iody Mchlurrzin, Cindy Christensen, 'lieresa .-Xdeock, Dave Kolb, l.yle Corcoran. Row 4: Kate Bouchard, john Fuzi, Tom Gargan, jerry Hansen, Randy Bullolts. Randy Griffith, David Savage. Row 5: jerry Vililson. 'liom Wellington, Clay Gyllenlmergg, Mark Luker, ,lim Anderson, Vince Payton, Sheryl Walker, Sonny Darnell, Bill Morris. Row 6: Richard johnson, Cliff Schoenigh, Craig Calder, Cris Mack, Katie Klugh, Rhonda Hack, Steve Shelton, Kevin Dyke. Front row: Mr. Lew Robbins, Edie Kee, l976 Sweetheart, Arlen Driggers, Lorrin Lissman, Bret Turner, Nlr. Pete McCabe. 105 Queen Edie The Sweetheart Ball, was held on the first Saturday of February. The band was the Mark IV from Ontario. At 11:00 p.m. Edie Key, escorted by Dean Defrees, was crowned 1976 Sweetheart with the help of President Arlen Driggers. The other princesses were, below, Cheryl Bunch and left to right are Beth Harrell, Bonnie Young and Shelley Allen. 106 FH DPEDETBS iUI' ll'lB lLllLlI'E . - sfssswmgsse xisisbcwr . s T if 'NIH SY X115 .0- imtx FHA planned trips to Ceder Manor during the year to help and visit the residents. They also made a trip to Vale for the October district meeting. In the upper left picture Gladys Baiseley shows her sewing skill. At left: Mollie Brown does handwork to finish up her sewing project. Above, the members of FHA are, from left, first row: Gladys Baisley, Vicki Miller, Nancy Colton, Susan Daugherty, Maryjo Hansen, and Linda Bell. The advisor for the club was Mrs. Carolyn Johnson. The members not present for tht- picture were: Mollie Brown, Robin Martin, Karen Colton, and Barbara Bell. 107 Mary Jo Hansen glances up during a meeting. FBLA views CDITllJLllEl'S FBLA was very active during its first year at BHS. They toured Ellingsons Lumber and were able to learn the facts about how computers work. Eight members including Mary jo Hansen, Susan Daugherty, Deb Swelling, Nancy Colton, Karen Kolb, Dixie Driggers, Mrs. Linda Knave, and Mrs. Sally Read, advisor, went to Portland to compete in the State Leadership Conference. They competed in the ten key adding machine, accounting, stenography, and a spelling bee. Dixie placed third in the spelling bee which qualified her to go to the national finals in Washington, D.C. in June. Other activities for the club were putting on a card party, having a jewelry sale, and the largest elk antler contest. Linda Knave and Sue Martin were community advisors for the club. N , 9 Nancy Colton practices on the adding machine for the state finals in her business machines class. The members of FBLA are, back row from left: and Mrs. Sally Read, advisor. Front row: Sharleen Francis Givens, Linda Knave, Sue Martin, Mary Jo Walker, Dixie Driggers, Karen Kolb, Dee Duncan Hansen, Amy Burgess, Nancy Colton, Mark Donicht, and Deb Swilling. 108 I-lille Club 1313885 first The Rifle Club this year did very well. The team of Bob Adams, Tim Adams, and Randy Buholts, took first place in Boise at the National Rifle Association Sectional Match. The team also placed first in League. Bob Adams won the outstanding shooters trophy, and was also invited to the Olympic tryouts in Phoenix, Arizona in late June. Baker has two teams, a first and second, which are part of the ten team Blue Mountain League. Right: Dave Savage takes a look at the target before he lines up to shoot. t 5.1--:nam Abose ohn Adams demonstrates one of the forms used in competition Members of the Rifle Team are back row left Randy Buholts Bob Adams Alan Maxwell and Debbie Mahugh Front row left ohn Adams Ttrry Williams and jim Adams Q' AFS hosts SlLlElB1'1lS American Field Service fAFSJ is a year-round club to promote the exchange of students to and from all foreign countries. Anyone willing to work with this group and be active in this club is invited to join. Baker High's AFS Club, with the help of advisors Mr. Ross Fritz and Mrs. Eloise Dielman, sponsored many varied activities. These included selling Christmas cards, the annual orange and grapefruit sale, a dance, operating the candy counter, AFS Week, as well as sponsoring various potlucks and picnics for exchange students and adults. Early in january, Lynn Edmundson returned from a year in Johannesburg, South Africa. ln March of this year Mary Pat Colvin was sent to Thailand to spend a year. Baker High also hosted six foreign exchange students for shorter periods of time. They were Fredrico Ran, Romeo Papini, and Juan Abdula from El Salvador: Juana Reyes and Delores Lopez from Nicaragua, and Jan Aronson from Sweden. of 'M At left: The AFS officers are, Gundula Ogston, top, vice president: Patti Stephens, left, treasurer: Mary Pat Colvin, right secretary: and john Boyer, bottom, president. Below: AFS members pictured are from left: Top row: Mark Donicht, Greg Baxter, Kim Nlitchell, Charlie Allen, Rechele Arnold,jim Burgess, Kai Ogston, Mrs. Dielman. Second row: Carol Stevens, Sue Parker, Kathy Grahl, Michelle Story, Katrina Dielman, Marit' Berlew. Front row: Gundula Ogston, Patti Stephens, Mary Pat Colvin, john Boyer. Above: AFS student from Sweden, ,Ian Aronson, offers his opinion on a subject of interest. .Kg A . Q -x., . X N-J . -in N to K Y - W -.i ' ms U r Ku 'Q' L L X FS X v,.,WPs ,F v Q. els it 38815 fx adv x sf AFS Ecunt.J Mary Pat Colvin, junior, was chosen by AFS to go to Thailand to spend a year. She was chosen for her good health, personality ability to adapt to different situations, and varied interests. Mary Pat is shown at the left during track warm-ups. She was an active member of track, FBLA, and AFS. Ski ClLllJ 8llE1'1ElS PECES El AI1ll'lUl'1Y l.i8lCES A new organization to Baker l-ligh this year was Ski Club. The members spent most of their time telling other people about the club and inviting them to join. The club was designed not only for those who like to ski, but also for those who were eager to learn. The members themselves did not teach the newcomers to ski, as this was left to the instructors at Anthony Lakes. Ski Club attended two ski races with other schools competing, as well as two regular trips to Anthony Lakes. Pictured below from left are the Ski Club members. ln the top row are: Eddie l-libbard, John Boyer, jim Burgess, vice- president, Neil Petrie, president, and Stan Runnels. Front row: Layne Davis, Julie Freeman, Kate McKim, and Jim McCullough. y - SIJOHSDPS BLllldUQ Bl E8lilESl Hi-Y is a group of students who are interested in the government and its improvements. They met twice a month this year in the Baker High Commons, at the YMCA, or for breakfast meetings. Hi-Y members were involved in community activities such as YMCA, and working with the United Nations Childrens' Fund Drive. They participated in recreational activities such as hiking, swimming, and helping to teach YMCA youngsters how to wrestle and play ball. They also attended a Pre-Legislation in Portland and Legislation in Salem. These are mock legislation sessions to give these and other students from the state of Oregon a chance to write their own bills and introduce them to the two houses and to the Governor. This year they operated the candy counter and sponsored the Bulldog Breakfast. At right, Hi-Y members pictured from left in the top row are: Mr. Dale Austin, advisor, jim Burgess, Mark Brandaw, Mike Hopkins, Tom Higgins, and Jim Goodenough, student advisor from the Y.M.C.A. Second row: Jeannette Lopez, Sueanne Basche and Teri Sagner. Front row: Dan Brooks, and Kevin Pryse. Pictured upper right are: Suzanne Basche, vice-president, and Dan Brooks, president. 112 Aboye: Chellie Edwards aims the frisbee during the Honor Society picnic. l'lU1'1Ul 5UClBlY l'lHS PlC1'1lC National Honor Society is a group of students who maintain a grade point average of 3.33 or better, and show scholarship, leadership, character, and are a service to others and the community. This club is sponsored by the National association of Secondary School Principals. Students who graduate as Honor Society members maintain this honor for a lifetime and, have a good reference for scholarships and college acceptance. Honor Society menbers have enjoyed such things as a Christmas party, initiation parties for new members, and a spring picnic. They also have had baked food sales, operated the candy counter, and contributed to YMCA and to American Field service. it fl 7 3:i,f..,g'?' 4' I' i'K', 591234 7 ' i XX' Honor Society members from left in the top row are: K.D. Adair, Gundula Ogston, Sheryl Carter, Dixie Driggers, Julie Densley, Katie Fuller, Peggy Palumbo, Dana Burchtorf, and Liz Ellingson. Second row: Karen Banta, Debbie McKinney, Donna Munsell, Cheryl Bunch, Amy Burgess, Stephanie Austin, Diane Marltgraph, and Debbie Wynn. Third row: Christy Smith, 'Sm sz Carol Prowell, Sharon Chinn, Carrie Daniels, Karen Kolb, Deb Spivey, Michelle Cockram, and Grace Leake. Front row: Rob Daughtery, Greg Pittman, Greg Baxter, Tony Hall, Mark Sherman, Kevin Pryse, Mark Best, Garth Brandaw, and Eric Johnson. 113 -hx ,... Q m 4. 'px 831 lx: S 0 sq: ' E s S. . Q ,A X , W f X 'ei 3 7.AA Pg , - ', A '- L .fl Q -' - K 'M an t ' la g Q ' Q A in if I ,Ll , Z, I Q. rf ff X ,I 412 4, af S nr ,fx wha,- z G51 x 5, - , ' is ,x. XV ' X1 ff' 5. 1 ,. G15 ff? - .irff-'vain 2 , 5 f my A x f f g v ,v55 jQw '3' gk , M,,i,,wf4wa4 . E5 aQ?.J.,j,5?,V:,kj- my Q , ' ' ,',, MLQEQJ My my .TY ,ff 'ffgg J N 1 ' I :ff'5,.A'55 ' ' . I 3953 W 5. r, 5 Tj N? Q . 5m 1. lr, 1 I' Z' x g A .X .A f -3 4 SlLlElE1'1lS EllS1JlHY lElE1'1l l1'1 SIJECl8l U1 UE11lZHllU1'1S orchestra, girls choir, mixed choir, ensemble, swing ensemble, a quartet and the marching and stage bands. Students became actively involved in the talent assembly by helping during tryouts. The emcee's helped to entertain the faculty and student body. Talent included songs, skits, piano pieces and a comedy team. I Y 1' ai 7 ie 3 shift n 4 A iv This year's fall play was David and Lisaf, It was a modern drama about two mentally disturbed teen- agers trying to cope with their problems and anxieties. The play was directed by Mrs. Judith Davidson and assisted by Michelle Story, senior. Kevin Hauser, junior, was put in charge of the lights and all the publicity was handled by Debbie McKinney, senior. Make-up was a large part of this play and the members of the make-up crew were Keren Coppersmith, Debbie McKinney, Jeff Rouse, Judy McMillan, and Susan Basche. BHS IJPBSEHIS 'David and L15 asian. 1 'N 34:2 fa X. Hunter Smith lies patiently on his bed while he Hunter Smith and Mary Pryse portray David and Mary Pryse sits down to rest after running is at home with his parents. Lisa, juveniles in a home for the mentally away from the school. distruberl. 116 du Opposite pagv, top: Mike Ciistohli, ,lim Morris, Chi-ryl Nlcliinnis and Holly Danivls discuss fhildrvn affairs. Li-ft: Miki' Cain trics to s-xplain to his son Uziviii the mistakes hc has madv, Bottom: -I im Morris trics to talk to Liszt whih- K1-llx' Knox, David's mother looks on. s HQ Cast of David mimi Liszt iiicliuivs from It-fr, hack row: Kvvin PUIICII,iiQilISQjilI1xlltI'l'iS, Hike Cain. Miclirlh- Story, :issistzint dirvctorg Mrs. ,lumlith Uatviiison, dirvctorg Miki- Czistolsli, Hi-athcr HilI1Illi'i3illll'il, and Pat Mahons-y. Svcond row: Clin-ryl Duncan, Nadu Hihhard, Nlzirgir Mahugh, Kathy Czintrm-ll, Holly Dunicls. Chi-ryi Nlcliinnis, 'l'im Li-tiilm-ati and Randy Miller. Front row: Wiilli Krnworthy, Judy Adair, H untvr Smith, Mary Prysc, Carry Unnivis, Daw- Kloss :ind .loc Stratton. 117 'ML1SlC MER, UIJETIS 56 people made up the cast of this years musical, 'lThe Music Man. Julie York and Dean Owens played the leading parts. The musical was directed by Mrs. Judith Davidson and Mr. Dave Miller. Mr. Tom Hope was the producer and Mrs. Virginia Gubler choreographed the play. The technical crew consisted of Kevin Pullen, lightsg Mike Hopkins, stage managerg Debbie McKinney, Karen Coppersmith, Lori Sorenson, and Mollie Brown, make-up crew. N-uf +-u-oQ 'i . ., , f' ' . . 2' c R .m f , ,M ,, ,c hi r,' we ge it liii! www if K VW W V A a-we W lypy i .. T 5 i li T T c ,i.i e 1' if - W-N ,f l' 5' fi 5 , ,cu Julie York hugs Jon Guymon after the Wells Fargo Wagon comes to to Kolb, Traci Colton, Pat Mahoney and Kerri Hindman look on. Above: Dean Owens shows julie York the think system . wn. Tim Lethlean, Kendra ai' 2' A. ,X rg, lu Z 1 L s. f 'z'-my 2 it LW in an fa i ... If 1 ' 'xii A ,W ffm. '4 sfmfiia i ...X fff 1 T7 i 'flies f A .. GK. ,1 ' iiggiap - .-,niggaz Front row, left to right: Pam Scarborough, lrori Poe, Shelia Emery, Angelia Przychodzin, Dawnette Gubler, Deb Swilling, Marie Goodwin, julie York, Kerri Hindman, Suzanne Basche, Kelly Knox, Nancy Wilson, Terri Warnock, Kendra Kolb, and Sharon Chinn. Second row: Dave Kloss, Delbert Getty, Max McAdams, Steve Haney, Kai Ogston, jon Guymon, Dean Owens, Bryan Cordell, john McMillan, Steve Miller, Dyrk Schlingman, Mike Cain, Christigay Gubler, David Bigler, Renee Hoopes. Third row: Barb Leasy, Kelley Young, Kelly Bunch, Brad Allen, Mark Millwaree, Rob McKim, Angie Stoker, Hunter Smith, Carla LeaMaster, Kent Clark, Susan Rivera, Fred McAdams, Kellie Stoker, Randy Miller, Traci Colton, Tony Evans, Shelly Allen, Tim Lethlean, Trish Long, Pat Mahoney, Kathy Grahl, Debbie Wynn, Grace Leake, and Patty Stephens. Far left: Dean Owens, the music salesman, gives the people of River City a sales pitch and tells them what is wrong with their fair town. Left: Traveling salesmen, Dave Kloss and Hunter Smith, listen to talk about the salesman's trade. 119 TI'lU Wl1'1S l3l81'1l ESS!-31TllJlY A singing trio of Dave Kloss, Dean Owens and Mike Cain sang their way to first place at the talent show. They sang Wildflower and The Boxer. Second place went to another trio, Sally Johnson, Carol Prowell, and Donna Munsell. They played the piano. Jerry and Tim Endicott took third with a drum, bass guitar duet. Greg Rode and Don Curtis were the masters of ceremonies. Kelly Bunch and Gundula Ogston were the talent show chairpersons, pictured right. Other acts included: Kathy Grahl, pantomime, Joe Stratton, pianog Phillippe Lochard, piano and singingg Sandy Russell, Leslie Duffey, Cheryl Duncan, and Sheryl McKinnis, singers. 120 Opposite page, far left: Participants included fl-rl Carol Prowell, Sally johnson, Dean Owens, Donna Munsell, Mike Cain, Kathy Grahl, Cheryl Duncan, Dave Kloss, and Sheryl McKinnis. Right: Carol Prowell, Donna Munsell and Sally Johnson, second place trio. Above left: Skit committee included Joe Mack, Randy Miller, Bart Combs, Don Curtis, Delbert Getty and Greg Rode. Above: Don Curtis and Greg Rode show their indescribable shyness. Left: Dave, Mike and Dean show their first place trophy. 121 'T f - el 14 r , , Q, , A ' W x- ' i 4 ,xl W ,X Y lx W. J N 1 xl X 'S 1 I ,of , 5 . . -A ' is . iv Ygfgi Q X. fgfxfxl X ' ., lk g f S-www, .. ini' . f ' J XJIAQX ef fr Q 4,8 f 3 -S 'xi 'M l, if sif - m- w f - Q fi? ,f 3 ak 5' hfffau WW Q1 A 5 L Q 154' Q A ,S grglt . FK. s 5 3 I' BE1'1Cl, U1 Cl'lESl1 E expand There were two bands this year, taking the place of the old BHS marching band. They were concert band which marched at football halftime and Wind ensemble. The bands were directed by Mr. Tom Hope Many freshmen joined the few upperclassmen which were left in Orchestra. Mr. Dee Harris directed the Orchestra. Left: Perry Jacobs practices for an upcoming concert. 1 '- Front row, left to right: Willi Kenworthy, Anita McBroom, Sam Lissman, Chris Tatlock. Second row: Stephanie Cross, Heather Himmelsbach, Cherie Cockram, Darlene Pringle, Teresa McKinnis, Mr. Dee Harris. Third row: Tim Endicott, Charlene Pringle, Michelle Cockram, Mike Reed, Sandy Rowland, Julie Eddy, Peg Palumbo. Fourth row: Mike Shively, Kent Clark, Cindy Poe, Dondi Traw, Greg Pittman, Susie Eddy, Denice Thomas, Robb McKim, Dave Kloss. Fifth row: K.D. Adair and Sue Parker. 124 and lYind lfiisa-liilili-3 front row, l-4: Ili-1-llolnson, Dann liurchtorf, Cindy PUC,Sll1il'0HLNl!lllIl. Liz lfllingson, IJOHIHRHill,P1'j1l,ZllllIHl10, klulim' Eddy. S1-ronil row: Nlziry l r1-ilricks, lla-l1Spix'i-y, Sanclrr Rowland, lfclith Nlrflanalian, Larry Clmdws-ll, Susiv Eddy, Rm-uln-llc .-Xrnolil, Ijl'I1lSK lillUIIl1iS, Rohh Mcliiin, Nlilu' R1-ml, Miki- llopkins, Nl it-ln-llv Covkrani. 'lihird row: Kim Burvlitorf, Randy Dodson, Nlikv Shin-ly, Matt lfllingson, Mr, Hope, Dana Johnston, Lyla- Caniphvll, Roga-r l,llI5t'HIT,Lil'1'QPlfflliilll, Stn-ph xlustin, 'lirish l,ong, Mary Pat Colvin, Koh Adams, Dave' Kloss. Last row: lfric johnson, Roh Dzuiglicrty, K.l7. .'X1l:iir, Suv 1 l zirlu-r. iz.. , , f ,EX :Ss Coiiu-rt Band: front row, l-rg Sharon lflamlvsiilv, Ciingvr lfnglish, Lori Yamlvnhos. 'lm-nnifer Pilil'l'lS,l11lllI'l1' Braswm-ll, Polly V4-rninicn. Se-voiid row: llama Sniull, f f1'l1'sI1'Snlt1ll, Ki-Ili lYooilrock, lim I vllisvr, Karon Colton, js-ff Rouse, Uonmli lraw, Gay Dodson, Kim- Nlcliini flax' Uyllm-nhurg, Lorna Wliggi-rlwy, Unu- llohson, Don Endicott, Doug lfndicott, Chris Young, lin-g Baxter. Third row: Les Tigwoocl, Mark Barr, Dave Bowers, Craig VVard, Doug R01-d, 'liim Hunt, Kay C Moore, Brian Hawkins, Duanr johnson, Rollin- Rioux, Tom Lotz, Kip Farmer, Dan Curtis, Kvn McKinnc-y, Perry tlacohs. Last row: M ark fain, lfldon Surhvr, QstllillSL'3I'l3l'UUflll..IiIT1 McCullough, Mark Huhhlv, Chris Crum, jc-ff Heaton. 125 Choir programs expand ff Baker High School music department expanded to three choirs this year. A capella choir, pictured below, is made up of students who have taken choir before and are interested in doing more difficult music. A capella choir also competes in contests in various parts of the state. Girls' choir, right, is made up of girls who have also taken at least one year of choir. Mixed choir, below right, is made up of students who are interested in learning how to use their voices. This choir is mostly sophomores and freshmen. Q F fl! First row, left to right: Tracy Colton, Deb DeShaw, Shelly Allen, Kelley Young, Debbie Wynn and Barbra Leasy. Second row, Amy Burgess, Bryan Cordell, jill Justus, Carol Stevens, Vicki Medlin, Terri Warnock, Sheryl McKinnis, Chris Borgan, April Campeau, Grace Leake, -Ieanine Brown, Dee Hobson, Karen Klob. Third row: Deanna Ragsdale, julie York, Carla LeaMaster Diana Markgraf, Rhea Pittman, Deb Mahugh, Pattie Spriet, Linda Ramsey, Maryjo Frericks, Kelly Bunch, Marie Goodwin, Kathy Cantrell, Nancy Colton, Sharlcen Walker, Suzanne Bache and Dyrk Schlingman. Fourth row: Leslie Duffy, Deb Swilling, Kathy Grahl, Tony Hall, Dan Martin, john McMillan, Kevin Pullem, Scott Granander, jim Ingram, Dean Owens, Tony Evens, Terry Everson, Mike Cain, Tim Lethlean, Randy Cribbs, Jeff jones and Mr. Miller. 126 First row: Mollie Brown, Sharon Chinn, Cheryl Fusselman, Cheryl johnson, Lynn Steege, Brenda Franklin, 'la-ri Sagner, hlolcvn Ht-ck, Kalynn Olson and Gladys Baislvy. Second row: Shi-rri Snyder, Joann MclVlillan, Chris DeRovst, fvrri lfVallu-r, Ruth R1-fior, Cheryl Montgonu-ry, Patti Ncske, Elnora McNabb, janicm- H off, Bt-tty Lou Brown and jodi Nichols. Back row: Susan Riveria, Kelly Stoker. Chris Sunday, Both Harrell, Tami Morrison, Joni Huff, Susan Baxter. Clit-lli lfmlwarils, Francine Pearson, Laurie Mcflurg, Virginia Turner, Sally johnson, Corrie Sharp and Mr. Miller. .. R First row left to right Linda Goodwin Carol Prowell udy Adair Sue Sharp Kari Niehols Lorraim Nighols Stan Dowdy, Wade Roberts, Grace Marshall, and Turn Smith beeond row Leann Rood Eileen Burns Susie Attaway Faye Curts Carol Sword Donna Munsmll, Curt Edwards, Mark Donicht, Kai Ogston I aura Doylr I ami Paustain Third row Ptnny qtrickner Val Payton Theresa Getty Sandra Haney Iami Simerall, Dt-anna Carter, Max Me,-Kdanis Qttu Haney Rita Ceddts Bulcy Dyllna Last row I ami ohnston Karen McLaughlin udy Pileher Robin Warnock, Pixie Duncan, Susie Own-ns, Betty 127 E1'1S81T1lJlBS mHliB 1TlLlSlC fU1' all SBHSUTIS Five new ensembles were added to the music department. Joining the mixed ensemble and jazz band were quartet, stage choir, swing choir, sacred ensembles and girls' triple trio. The ensembles performed at a number of community functions this year. Quartet is shown right, members are left to right: Bryan Cordell, Dyrk Schlingman, Randy Cribbs, and john McMillan. ir I s 5-3 H l f My t ' l I1 -..... ,. Swing Choir members, front row, left to right, include Bryan Cordell, Mike Cain, Dean Owens, and Dyrk Schlingman. Second row: Dee Hobson, Terri Warnock. Third row: Randy Cribbs, Marie Goodwin, Steve Haney. Fourth row: Leslie Duffey, April Campeau. Fifth row: Shelly Allen, Mr. Dave Miller and Dawn Rasmussen. 128 ,I ,ma-aw - im, 5 .Q 32 il i i weird W f,elfIg 6 ,W me vm s Sacred ensemble members left to right are Sean Dowdy, Judy Adair, Carol Prowell, Sallyslohnson, Cllelli Edwards, Donna Munsell, Carol Sword, Sherri Snyder, and Curt Edwards. Missing is Terry lfverson. Stage choir members left to right are, lfront rowl Debbie Wynn, Karen Kolb, 'll-ri Sagner, Barbara Leasy, Marie Goodwin, April Campeau, Kelly Bunch, Sheryl ,MeKinnis, and Scott Granander. Serond row: Kevin Pullen, Randy Cribhs, Bryan Cordell, Trish Long, Kelley Young, Mr. Dave Miller, Suzanne Basehe, julie York, Dean Owens, and Dyrlc Sehlingman. Mixed ensemble, left to right: Curt Edwards, Susie Owens, Kevin Pullen, Mike Cain, Patty Stephens, Dan Martin, Lynn Ste-ege, Mr. Dave Miller. Leslie Duffey, Tami Morrison, Katy Fuller, Debby Schrader, Mark Doninct, john McMillan and Pat Mahoney. 129 PTUITL hU1'1Ul S SB1'11U1 S P ln 130 Pll'ElES Paradise S g-s 3 eww ' W 0 'gf ai 70 ,l +1 Q. A 9 ,XJR w?- v,'- ,ig , ms- e3-Y ff Another year goes passing by, Another Prom is Here, To some this brings a joyous smile, To others, brings a tear. For four years you have tread a path, From dawn to setting sun, But now the path gets steeper, And the climb is just begun. We're very glad to know you, We'll miss you when you've gone, And to the class of '76', We dedicate our prom. The above poem was written in honor of the senior class. The prom is put on each year by the junior class. The juniors choose the band, make money to put on the prom, decorate, and choose a theme for the prom. This year the theme was Pirates Paradise. Freshmen girls worked at the desert table. They were Mary Pryse, LeAnn Wakefield, Linda Goodwin and Stephanie Cross. Pictured in the far left is John Childers and Kerri Hindman, seniors, waiting for Ozzie to take their picture. Left is Les Pierce and Debbie Wynn, seniors, enjoying a dance with other students. 131 X 4 Q' .. 1 S w X kk ,X ,wb Y.: 1,423 fm J -M S - K ' 'n f X. -.fl . ..- - kj 7S:wp.3s':. Nw fakfm' .49 iffy F ,R ' M , ,af-. -S fx- f -N . ....-4 im fg,1ws.k.- K . ,..1' Envy f L , s..p- ,wa . Q N-f -,-,MM -vu W , U -f-,.n-5, qv NY -:S 'J ,Q fr' we X sf gf? . .,-'jg' K si s ? 52 I 8.61 1-5 K... ' ,W vs G' f fi, ff Q ,skis lg 1. X A . +. ' 'Q Ei' ik -V A s ' ij,- ui i w 'il M: '49, 1 1 . , S . rjlfgfx -X , ., -sql, S' A .X A--. K X1 W f ww AMN 'S f---sw...-..-.1 NM, ,Ni it X 'F ,, k N BLl11ElUgS1Jll'll, lEl'S heal' ll. Bulldog spirit ranges from Rally squad to pep night to drill team. Rally squad leads BHS in chants, while drill team provides the halftime entertainment. This year Baker High had spirit raising events such as Hat Day, Boot Day, and tie 'em' up day, when everyone wears bows, strings, or ribbons. Pep night tries to include everyone with crowd raising cheers, class written songs and skits. The big highlight of pep night is the crowning of the pep queen, a senior girl with the most spirit. Flag girls and baton twirlers also play a big part in promoting spirit in Baker High. Ffh Age. Ninas i V -5- 'Q' if v .11 Sh 4-le A D -fe f 3: ,Milli xy 'fgfqti . M'f ?f' I 'lewis ' X' 'Rican' QV gyda Lk a.-seg. . ,W vs '. Qzyfvfj' was ' ' xg. AML it-1, -vw 5 1 Q :k,l.g.,,:, .,ff.' . it 5 Q s T: Tiff Varsity Rally Squad l gf! tx, W as . figs ' f-'.3..w We Q Q J t- -. Liz Tami Katy Pl'BSl'lIl'lBl'l, lv. Cl'lBE1'lB8.ElE1'S Sl'lDW SDlI'll S, . Qi S ct , 1 cl: ' e p +e-Q5 L -as p ' -W Q Q X Varsity, -l.V. and Freshmen cheerleaders put a lot of money into their elected positions. The yell leaders start practice in May after the school elections and practice through the summer. They make money for uniforms and summer camp by selling root beer, showing cars, and selling band tickets. This year's song queen was Terri Warnock. She was joined by Nancy Wilson, and Julie York, seniors, Kelley Young and Edith lVlcClanahan, juniors. ,l.V. cheerleaders were lleftl Liz Ellingson and Tami Johnson and Kathy Fuller. Freshmen were lahovel Stephannie Cross, Jacque Mack, Denise Thomas, and Karen Sackos. 137 138 Competition, skits, music, part si psp week Brlmv: 'luill' 1975 bum stumps-rs gtk ready for rho final judging of the pri-ttivst, uglicst and K must original bouts. Right: Pvrry acobs andCl1ris Young prnvidm- music at Ilia' hnnfirv. fi' Buttnnl: During tht- junior skit tin- gn0ns tvst tiwir nvw invention, wllilr Quvon julie York X louks on. L s ,sk Lx- A X X t ' 1 vt 1 X A W N5 U' Li . .. , i i Q . fi X: ' - , 5 X4 , 5 X X 1 , 5, .. M, -ff, . 1 f 'Sign if 31 t' t ci i is 1st--oswffis :sf-ss sissy - A ., ssff-s:siw..Qs3Nswbuss-,. 5 s , s f'i:?'3i I '- - , X,WA,A., L ,-I. - tx sf. .- 151T u,5sg S K is-5 - . -. , : , 1 . , X, .. A--. ... Q ,kkk ,K SMX . Qylx. Q ., Z: X 5 'X sa... K ,. it i ,tg 'M 2 ' iw' t I' 4 2' 5 V V li M g n wx,,, Nxt wr, xwxx 0 x ,xp XXX Egg ' .Q N' 1 S WR 'N Xi x Ni . NSN TRN :ks QQ MM S QS. xx 5 , is :N W ix .Q fx M .sf an.- W... X wr gawk 'XX 4 '. .Q 52 ull' 1 4 1 3 . I Y Q 1 , + 'fy ' - nfl-, x'irffLj f 5: . . -cr: :E 'ffffifei 'fl Q WA 4 Y f M . , lgiikim. 7.,,. , ,zrrri 3 I 1 fx, , ,I u itat q, S Ji A ,L , . K 15 'Sf W R ,sf ! lv-if ' I iff'- HL N g F ,, I' K K .. .iwlkwk Q 2s Sf 'qw g , ' Q F5 . Q Q 4, 0 we-We x 1 ff A 55 S 5255 ,Y , U t inf 74 s 'Z .Al at dl K ar-4, S fas- Q Q... e 4 ee.Q 2f21.F' fftgywf-P' sf Q HSS F' 1 A up .sie E ' ', AQ' Q . Jung M , Ar' 1 w J f My 62' ,f . k 2 A f ggi X7 ff' S . .V-.' 11514 ff A- I My am lk, 2, , . hmmm f , .... J 1.1119 GETS 1JB1J1'11Ql'ltCI'UW1'1 'fwmur RlQl1TI'IL1lll'H4lTkli'lldhhl'l' class H1 on Far Rigglar: ln-fr tu right: Xlzxriv , rv 5 ,,. f?IWll11XX'iI1.Klifil' Klllgll. jill Justus. Carla LcaXlz1st1-r.'I1z-rri xvilfllllfk. Nzanuy XYilson, Kathy kil1llU'Cll.'l0Ili fllriatcnsun.Yifki Nlm'cilir1.XIz1r5,Io Hanson Dm-h Swilling. Karla xlL'I.Zillf1hlil1. -lulvm-n H1-ck, U4-blviv Um is, .Xrlggiv Stokvr, julio Eddy. Ruth Rvfiur. Um'lwI'ilrl1m'r. Kvrri Himlmzm. Ulu-mia Iluvis. Kathy XX llsm 1. join Pc-D QLlL'l'IlAlllli4'x'0fk2lTl1l'I' tlmrum-. 142 Nix J S 1' ,wi if 5uf4'fi SJW Bi ll Q . iw 412: ' Ks W Hardwork and long hours of preparations were put into Pep Night. No one, however, was in more suspense than the princesses waiting to see who would he ehosen queen. The pictures hm-low from left tell the story. Letterelnh president, Tony Evans was the first to know who was the new Pep Queen. 'liony' walked up and clow n the aisle and finally came to julie York, who was voted hy her elassmates to he the most spirited. Tony then escorted julie to her throne where she was erowneml and kissed by head foothall eoaeh, Mr. Wayne Looney. -lulie then paused to fix her crown before she sat down to reign over the nights festivities. .-Xfterwards, Queen .lulie stopped a moment to pose with her flowergirl, Michelle Holliday and crownbearer, Lane Schumacher. 143 Drill lEHm, lJ8lU1'1 lWlI'l8l'S 1JEI'fUI'ITl gwiwi WWY M uw-N wsxsww T T 1. 1 5 ' 5 ' ff .v X I -- K e N L:.i, .,,:,... ,,,: e ,SXA , Ss' Top: Baton twirlers practice their halftime routines. Left to right are Karen Kolb, Annette Guhler, and Kendra Kolb. Their advisor is Mrs. Virginia Gubler. Above: Drill team lines up for practice. Left to right are Dana Johnston, Dana Moser, Shelly Allen, julie Densley, Beth Harrel, Peg Palumbo, Ginger English, Lorrie Francis, Dixie Driggers, Kelly Stoker, and Susie Attaway. Mrs. Barbara Gornick is the drill team advisor. Teri Sagner, left, is drill team captain. ' 3 SIJUl lS CU1Tl1TlE1'1lElUI' l'1UI1U1 EEl El BHS Sports Commentator Ken Holden received an award this year for his many years service to Baker High. Mr. Holden started announcing for B.H.S. football and basketball games around 1940. He went into the Army soon after then came back in 1945 and he has been announcing for B.H.S.1-wr since. Mr. Holden has announced B.H.S. sports along with being a staff announcer, and advertising salesman for K BKR radio station. Letter Club along with student council presented the award to Mr. Holden from the whole student body. He received the award at a basketball game between l,aGrande and Baker. Tom Higgins, student body president, commented Ken Holden is a man dedicated to his job and has promoted the B.H.S. sports by broadcasting them. X W. J L-ff' S J I VHPSHY TUUIIJHII .Q . .sins , , ' i'1':-F ,, Top: Greg Rode gets ready to snap the hall to Gene Bloom for another play against LaGrande. Left: Coaches Looney and Retherford look worried about Baku-r's offensive game. Almve: Freshman, Randy Luster gazes over his shoulder at the camera, liz-low-llgxkcr pl1lXsHllm'I1SlYvlY against Ralmvr. Ruglmr- l lu- rm-tm-rw mkl-5 tlu- lmll from il Uni lrumlel' plnyvr znftvrn Baku-r racklm-5. X... f lf'?'x'5iF?.' ,lu 1' H K X r vw -,ii-Vx - R , Q-A if .Q ' - - 4 T ,B . LAT .5 K . X . A l Q 5 5 L L v my x ,gqgwgw , 1,9 X W X . -4 w- ., 5 -- 9 1 Q ew, nil b . j M SW' fgi, 5 ' A . : f I is ' 3 -1-W-'i : Q - .Q,..,:i1wf2- -wif. 55533 frzsi-mfs I ,fan X 4ww?a?wfw Q-if-sk. S .fr X X l my if A ,, l l f 241 an ' ' ! I QV, 5' 'A 5 .HQ 'Y A7 ' 5 -, 31 Lf, . x Ll ? :fP1.f4 X wwf V 1, 5. 7 .- W W' jfgwyg, fn' 4 7 mil- f, pf f- bv, ,l gr , lf l ww Y l I - 2 f ' BLikQ'l'lUOIl72lllllllilltbllfixll-Sl2lI'Dl1Ut'l'S rlum-n frum in Ivlllll. llum we-rr Bart Cumlvs, lm- Xlnvk, Mika- l,lll'li,1iIlll.l0llIl Clnilmlq-rs, 147 Varsity fUUIIJEl11 B h1lJitS i 1 5 5 3 r i Q i i 3 sie , f ,. 5 4 Q I 7 W , i L L. Hmmm lt-fr my right: Cqagh W'aym- Lqom-y, A-X55i5fam Cgjagh Viy Front row left to right: Dan Martin -Nlanagcr, Cliff Scllovningh, Richard Rctherford, Kevin Knox, Mika- Kee-. Bart Combs, Bob DvMasrus, Charley johnson, Edgar Townsend, Fred MC.-Xdams, .lov Mack, Ben Johnston, Gm-nm .'XlIcn, Chip Kc-ithlc-y, Daw Kloss, Mike Park, Un-Q Rode, and Tom Supan. Bllllfmi Kyiv Moore, arid ChriS Mack. 148 skill and enthusiasm Bottom row lt-ft tn right: john Childers, Mark Brandaw, Eric johnson, jim lvff t0 film? uH4'fm3'lH Stn-igt-r. Craig Calder. Duffy Xlilcs, .-Xrlcn Driggcr Gm,-,-v Tum wQ.l1ingmn' Don Floyd, Njikt- Mi1lt.,'J,.n-y Wilson, 'I'Uny Dan Brooks, .Inc McBrumn. Unn Ulsun, Dyrk bfllllllglllfll, Daw Nlyt-rs. Evans, assistant coach Gary Miller, and Dave Duncan manager. Front row Cuff ll ll50'1- INVVIFI PFYSP- 11Hd.lnlH1 MCMIHFH1- manilllff- 149 .9-4 4 ll jv- fx F3 fix .fr 5 1 Q 0 Q ! pr--N 'I Wvvgawi wing I NM iii!-.J ibm- ' w Bottom left: Don Floyrl, during his lwst game of thc' yi-ar, adds IS6 yards to hi rushing svason. Bottom right: jim Grow-'S powvrful ill'fl'I1Sl' aids this tackli- against Nl t. Home while' Miki- Milla-r observes how it's donv. Yfsi-v-is 'ln i - at i t . X'.' i v l K. K ff Tk 1.-uumaqm--1 -- ,g,.Lf X ,1 5 ,, hi: Lvftf LN0lN'll l1UUHK'y l'Unfl'rS Xvltll flll'1lllIl0lllIt'l'I' XVlllll' llll' blocking skills. 0fft'I1SL' waits to go on, xxlmvvi Nlarli Brzxmlau' :xml llilu- Klnsa comm' off tlw fin-ld zlftcr il good wurkuut. Bl-lmv: Gun- lilumn ll'll'S anorlu-r pass play whilm- Nl ilu' KK'L'1lIlll,lQlJIly' Evans slum' guml v 'e M' W l x W' Q51 173?f i lisa! wx N Ha , mx-, mu f, MNL, xg .L-5 p,..w-.mmfl-..4Q4u,.m-.uffmvm.-il.-.unf.A,..n..w',:m-ww-X.---W-v'-'ff-f f-Hu-Huw-'N-'rv-'C-u'4 -1 1 'Y ' GQ!! Ls-ft to right fhark tn frnntjz Cuarh 1,1-Ruyfinriiitk, Chriss Mack, C1-cil Daughtx-rty, Max Nlcrkclarns, ,lim Brakin lmanagc-rj. Brad VVomi, Craig Pmfitt, Grm-g Ou-rhay, Kim Mitclivll, Mark Bvst, Rick Nlichvl. Scott Lcagcr, john Forney, Bohhy B4-ll, K4-rry Hratclivr, Mark Lukvr, Gary H4-ste-r, Dan Ruwlalnl, firm-g Pittnmn, Coach Chuvk Holliday, D1-an Dc-ardorff. L1-slim' Rigwood imanagm-rl. ,'kIT1llllliSlHl, G11-n Km-4-, NIikl'AIl'IlS1'll,'i!iITl Ifmlicutt, Gr:-g Baxtcr, Roh wdivui 1 Q Ls-ft: Both Coach Holliday and Coach Gurnick think about anothvr dm-fm-iisiw play thi- game-, Above-: Baker trivs a winning play against Lai lranrlr. 3- wr.. Wx Qin- ' I,g4uq'f'f'444Y v Vx i J r L:.:W-neg + W' M to wrap up ,,,n K This years freshman football team gave 34 boys an introduction to high school football. Several of the boys should be assets to Baker football, said Coach John Heriza. A 1' L. L . Q p 'f -- H Lm.L L s Hem W, L,.,LL Lx L,L L-,L L ZZ' :Vs . 1 L LL -- W '1 . X4 'S A we 4 ' - Lt 4 --' G .wqmvgpno-w-f vdtltg -b , - , L s L Q - L L. -' 1 0 ' - ' ,L if 1:2-fFi .,.. 1.17, 5 L X -- X . - Q L H A -, sffyf- F- L 5:3 6 e. Q Q., 1 . .3435 ...Q T L 1 L L, , ,, 5 L, as + Y W vv he .1 ' f ' X A 97 f A - ' gi: SQL - .xgigr-X'4f,x his pts, 5 ' 4, i - 1 -L L L L L 1 .Q fs VI I 'isis x ,L. I f Q 4 af' K 9' L. Q ff ' N y S L' x 'LE Qefk K L XL fs L. CQ.: Q ,. X -L0 :L Li?-'gg . X -K 7 L -9 5? M i t ? L 1 may ' i-f'z:c11JJ' L s '51, -' M-f :iw -if L Q L .. fi L X QA-, L :tilt Q-.Af gig' :Nag S L2 L Xa -fl. A..-r' ,S f.. t T-tw it wx-ig r' ' LXL Q L A ' , vt ,L-tn. - ii tj. t ggi L it 5 : F, H LEVKL Lx A .1-gb3te.,.mSIQggmXig'NLki 5.5 L34 3 Qt J. .Lv .U 2 A i - vi 53's-F555 'S 'SET'-Q L 5 L 'iA-i X ' 9 ky.-f6'??irsf tlliisa' ,sSN+'X?'fL.. fL s 'L-fm' - Left to right-front to hack: manager Robert Fuller, manager Ken . BUWCFS: Ken DUHCBH, Brad ,li3ll'. l'2jr'liriIgll1'. fldillil BUFIIS, Scott V1'SS1'l. fVlcKinnev, Merle Stookey,jim Campbell, Randy Hluster, Doug Endicott, Cllffch 53Z3m3t LOFVU HVUVY' Bert l35fl'Y- CUUPVV Hlfli-UH5' RU BUNUW- Stan Rumi.-ls, Tom Ward, Dave Hobson, Mark Barr, Kyle Estes, Scott Colm Searbourough, Duane Andrews, Don Welter, :Xl Hackett, Doug Reed, Ferguson. Tony Galyen, Jim WVright, Randy Griffith, Trino Navarro, Dave SCO!! BFUOHIHYI. l lm Morrison, Loaeh Heriza. my l LA - A 'J a 4 l vUllBVlJ8ll l'lES QUUEl YEEI' Mrs. Carol Rodman coached this years girls volleyball team. She said The girls worked very hard. There were three teams, and all three did a good job, according to the coach. Freshmen through seniors made up the team. The girls were divided into A, B, and C squads according to ability. The win-loss record forthe season is as follows: A squad had a 5-4, B squad had a 2-7, and the C squad had a 8-l record. Tammy Johnson, left, sophomore, demonstrates her serve. Top ww: left to right: Drhhil. Mt.Kmm.y' Karrn McLaughlin' Lauri.. Rodman. Middle row: Debbie Swilling, Katie Klugh,wCheryl Biunch, Katy Mk-flu,-K' Namty Wilson' Ijcb Spiwyy Arlvm. Curtis, Diana Markgraf, Fuller, Susan Eddy. Front row: Linda Brooks, Chris Sunday, Cray Dodson 'lit-rvsa 'l'oncy, Francis Givens, Stephanie Austin, Karla Nlclaaughlin, Mrs. D nl51' Thomas- Polly Vvrnimvn, Pa' Troy, Sul' Hlfmm. 154 .gy- X' 1. YQ- ' K! i SSS , it uri en . , K . ff-TN Q ' vlfwivg gn Q , ,' M M, . 'hu krky tw i V .T .f Q . I x af. , wg '- v f zfQ ?sf--Q. -:I 'V V 5I'g'm'M 'S 'm' V, M V ff M ' w, , J, ' -1 3 S wk Ig . A ' Mrs. Rodman, upper lm-ft, talks to'I'vrcs:1'l'mwy and ntlwr tm-:un lnmnlu-rslwfurv an gamr. Nancy WVIISQIII rvturns thc' hall uw-r tlw m-t, in thu' pivturl' :lt thx' I1-fx. Ih-hlwic McKinney, abou-, is gvtting ready to dig tlw vullvylmll. 155 UFUSS CULl1'1ll Y Baker's first crosscountrv team consisted of Scott Warner, Ken Nelson, Boh I . Couch. Kent Olsen, Paul Vveatherspoon, lfddy Hihlmard, 'liom Gargan, S Patty Stephens, and Mary Pat Colvin. Below: Ken Nelson waits for the results from Coach Paul Vllallace. This was Baker's starting year in crosscountry running. Crosscountry consists of participants running 5000 meters of a previously picked course. lt's for both boys and girls who have plenty of speed, endurance and determination. This year's team was very enthusiastic and hopefulf, said Coach Paul Wallactf, but we hope for more participation in the future. A win-loss record of 0-7 brought out the fact that We were inexperienced, but they should do better next year. 156 NCQ BEICBT Sl8l'lS QYIT11'1ESllCS ,Y 1 S U -qv Ni wil? it 'mi XMMZ an-.emma X W gg-e F :ft sms tm .N Qswgkwx .., . -- taxi? X' intend E if K iss: K.. x Baker started gymnastics this year with Miss Pat Jacobson coaching. lt was a building year. We only won one meet, but hope to do better next year, she said. The team was a young team consisting mostly of freshmen and sophomores. The participating gymnasts are top row from left: Dana Burchtorf, Pat Rengert, middle row: Leanne Rood, Miss Jacobson, Penny Stricker, bottom row: Suzanne Griffith, Vicki Welling, Brenda Bennehoff, Cindy Poe. Mary Pryse, left freshman, concentrates on perfecting her technique on the uneven parallel bars, in the picture on the left. It's UH tn SlHlEH TDI' Ql1'lS lJ8SlCEllJEll The girls' basketball team journeyed on to state at Portland this year after winning the Intermountain sub-district playoffs. Miss Pat Jacobson coach, said, Even though the girls did not win at statel am very proud of them. This was their first year at state, where all the other teams had previous experience. There were eight girls on the varsity team, which consisted of one senior, two juniors and five sophomores. Joan Vaughan, sophomore, was the team captain. The total win-loss record for the whole season was 12-8. Right, Missjacobson watches while the girls are practicing their free throws. X 13 ln the above picture the girls' varsity basketball players are as follows, from Arlene Curtis, Katy Fuller, Heather Vaughan and Karen Duncan: Kneeling left, standing: joan Vaughan, Katie Klugh, Tammy johnson, Deb Spivey, are from left Patty Stephens, manager, and Teresa Toney, statistician 158 up fe X is 1 -5 ., 5 2 1 we f 9 f-iff' - .t -nl The girls' junior varsity basketball team had a good season with a win-loss record of 10- 3, in the intermountain conference league. Miss Pat john Jacobson, coach, said, The girls learned a lot and will be very helpful next year. Sam Lissman and Denise Thomas were chosen team captains. Dana Burchtorf, Cindy Poe, Denise Thomas and Patty Troy went with the varsity team to state. The junior varsity girls are pictured at the top, from left: Denise Thomas, Patty Troy, Sandy Rowland, Kate McKim, Stephanie Austin, Dana Burchtorf, Michelle Coclcram, Cindy Poe, Sam Lissman, Chris Sunday, Linda Munsell and Lori Vandenbos. In the above picture jv's Denise Thomas, Cindy Poe, Patty Troy and Dana Burchtorf watch team members during a game. Right: Varsity player, Arlene Curtis prepares to sink the ball for another two points. Baker versity tights until end ter chance at state title Baker's varsity basketball team had a very respectable season. A Win- loss record of 14-7 showed Baker's skill and determination. We improved in every aspect of the game, said Coach Don Schumacher, we really worked as a team. Also, our younger members showed a lot of skill which will definitely help next year's season. Wayne Haynes, Baker's 6 foot 3 inch center, had a great year. Tex'l broke a one-game scoring record with 40 points, previously held by Oliver McCord-1954, and Darrell Ross-1972. Haynes was also elected to the first team of the intermountain conference along with Dan Curtis, junior forward, who was elected to the second team. Left to Right: Coach Don Schumacher, john McMillan: manager, Tony Don Curtis, Charlie Allan, Bart Combs, Don Floyd, Eric johnson, manager Evans, Gene Bloom, Mike Park, Dave Kloss, Dan Curtis, Wayne Haynes, and Gartll Brandsaw, manager. 160 S s. ,re -'C' -6 wan., M A I Top left: Mike Park, Baker forward, goes up for two against the La Grande Tigers. Left: Dun Curtis, forward, and Bart Combs, guard, move under the Sandy basket for a hopeful Baker rebound. Top: Wayne Tex Hayes speeds around a struggling Sandy player. 161 BEliE1'l1ElS 14-7 SEHSDII 'H gm Wlvmflwnh in ll I ' Above: Don Curtis, guard, looks for an open man.'l'op left: Baker Bulldogs have a time-out conference to decide the offensive game plan. Left: Coach Don Schumacher objects to a had call by the referee. -ft? iss? ss LQ, Strung start, slow finish. The junior varsity basketball team ended this year's season with a 7- 9 win-loss record. We had a strong start, said Coach Dave Sazama, But injuries hit some of our key players. But all in all, the team showed a lot of skill and should have no problem in taking over for the leaving seniors. Close scores like 53-54 against Hunington, 54-57 against LaGrande, and 56-59 against Pendleton brought excitement and disappointment to players as well as the spectators. Left to right: Pat Rhea, Mike Smith, Mike Hopkins, Bob DeMastus, Doug Dodson, and Coach Dave Sazama. Reed, Mike Reed, Dan Martin, Ben Johnston, Barnie lVlcLin, Randy 163 'ii J.V.,S IHKB CU1'1t1'U1 . fx, 'bww Snphumores get practise Baker's sophomore basketball team had a 2-10 win-loss record. I think that this year's season was a good experience for the boys, and l think that they should all make very good basketball players, said Coach Tom Hope. Left: Gary Deardorff prepares to pass the ball for better positioning on the court. Kerry Bratcher shoots while Scott Hester goes in for a possible rebound. Left to right: jim Brakin, Dan johnson, Craig Laeger, Greg Baxter, Mark Sherman, and Max McAdams, Siefy o J Q' 1 1 165 1 1 ntcvll' ' Rookies show good outlook This year's freshmen basketball team proved to me that they really can play basketball, said coach Bill Ott, I was really surprised by their determination. This yearys players were, top to bottom, l-r: Dave Hobson, Cooper Higgins, Perry Jacobs, Brad Taie, Curt Edwards, Scott Brookhart, Craig Ward, Colin Scarbrough, Ken Downing, Chris Young and Stan Runnels. Wrestlers play fer experience Baker High wrestlers spent the 75-76 school year learning and losing. This was Baker's first year in wrestling and they had a hard time competing against schools that had many years experience. The kids had an amazing amount of progress for their starting year, said Coach Chuck Holliday, they also showed a lot of effort and pride. Left T0 flllhff john CUOH, Craig Tficklev JCYYY Williams. Daw MYPTS- Dan Campbell. Scott Warner, Tom Gargen, Pat Rossi, and the coaches were Vic Rowland, Mike Miller, Bret Turner, Kevin Pullen, Jim Wright, Lyle Retherford and Chuck Holliday. Varsity baseball gets new pitching machine This year's Varsity Baseball team, coached by Ron Nelson, started the season in a slump, but had several outstanding games. Their win-loss record was 6-6. The team members were fleft-rightg top-bottoml, Duffy Miles, Al Endicott, Matt Ellingson, Kerry Bratcher, Steve Piersall, Craig Calder, Pat Rhea, Tim Endicott, Randy Dodson, Don Curtis, Garth Brandaw, Jim Grove, Mike Smith, Gene Bloom, and Coach Ron Nelson. One accomplishment of the baseball teams was the purchase of a S600 pitching machine. The machine was paid for by donations from local merchants. Below left: Duffy Miles s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s for the ball. Right: Mr. Nelson tries out the new pitching machine. we if 2 -ec We is 52 e H R 4 I ..-a. 168 The junior varsity baseball team had a very short season, but it was filled with excitement and valuable experience, remarked Coach Wayne Erickson. The win-loss record of the team was 3-6. The team members were fleft to right, bottom to toplz Kim Mitchell, Dennis Heller, Gary Deardorff, Rod Speelman, jeff Petrie, Scott Hester, Erin Anderson, Lyle Cambell, Ron Welter, Al Hacket, Tim Oliver, Mike Castoldi, Trino Navarro, Randy Culley, Chriss Mack and Coach Wayne Erickson. ss I Wt ts ., e K Apex .L,.. 4. wwf 'shy ,soxictsytgc ,pjetg .iz wxffi' if ' .1-sf, K Q -X ,LK K E -Y K e 5 :K gi, K K ' fnniqfx, , .' . - -K as . ewefQv'SswxKK ,Q ,, .1 A W A . ,KK N6 ' J .V.'S get VHlLlHlJlE EXlJBl'lE1'1CE Below: Gary Deardorff, sophomore, powers a ball to the first baseman. Left: Pat Rhea, Tim Endicott, and Gary Deardorff have a time-out talk. w ' id! ' . HID- ' lll1 lS ll HClC Sl1'Ul'1Q l1'l llElEl BVE1'1lS re Girls' track was under the guidance of Mrs. Carol Rodman, coach, and Mrs, Lisa Coughlin, assistant coach. We lost all of our meets, but there were many personal victories accomplished, said Mrs. Rodman. Deb Spivey broke the shot put record of 33' 10 with 36' SW . Deb has broken the record twice. The following girls did outstanding in their events: Denise Thomas, hurdles, Arlene Curtis and Susan Eddy, field events, and Diana Markgraf and Linda Munsell, running. Mrs. Rodman remarked, We were strong in field events. Right: Mrs, Carol Rodman, coach, keeps her eye on track members as they are doing their events. .az lfi-as X - Kneeling, l-r: Lori Hauter, Susie Eddy , Arlene Curtis, Deb Spivey, Jeanine coach, Sue Hinton, Sandy Rowland, Bridgette McAdams, Leanne Rood, Campbell, Linda Munsell, Denise Thomas, Gail Gallagher, Diana Patty Stephens, Nancy Wilson, Cheryl McKinnis, Bev Pellissier, Cindy Poe Markgraf, Colleen Bell, manager Molly Brown. Standing, Mrs. Rodman: Bonnie Young. 170 -9 .. . nt, , 3 . 'aim-LL it ks pf. at we 'Nara Top left: Teresa Toney, junior, helps Carol Stevens, senior, keep warm on a windy day before a track meet.Top right: Bridgette McAdams, junior, concentrates on keeping her pace during the mile run. Far Left: Deb Spivey, sophomore, is getting ready to let go of the shot put. Left: Mrs. Lisa Coughlin, assistant coach, watches intently while the girls run the last lap. 171 A 172 Boys l1'8Cli lB81T1 EXCEEUS lJ1 BEllCllU11S Elf ll'llS YBHFS SEHSUTI Baker's track season was quite a bit better than our predicitonsf' according to Coach Don Hunt, especially the younger athletes. They really showed some good qualities. Baker's team had ten track meets in all, placed in every one of them, and won in two. Coach Hunt is at right. Below: Bob Demastus strains to get all the distance he can when throwing the javelin. Left: Scott Brookhart, sophomore, breaks the wire after a grueling mile run. Opposite page right: Eric Johnson concentrates on his discus style. Left: Stan Runnels takes off for the finish line. ' A 'fx Hi ,Mi USS! A 1 1 I ,.. i I : km, 5 ,qw WW M 5 L 'wg i- if . bxf Q . A , W . 'Q Q 'QM' . '41 1 A A K ow ,X . ? 5 55 e ui' lf sagf 55'KE' ' WI W! Q-rr ' a Y 7 ky 4 ' 1 ' U X W Qi K , J 5 It 41 N A km ,E i 'Ti Q Q , Q, 3 ' X ff j if E? fam if BAKF ,Ss ' 'ESQ 1 R . f ff WF A mf' my 9? Q Q 1122: 8 1 J A J , V Q Juju By M4 ' k ' A I 1 I I gk 1 0 x 1:3 f 5 - A pf-vb. 1:5-A x , w .XA X X ., ,h A W: W 1 9 XX , - 1 x I 1 1 1 'E T T. y' ' 9 ' f N mv 11 l 1 ,Q U YA f X Q X ' .X-N , B if ,, Nl. 4 wbslhgq A .,- Two ULllSl81'1EllI'1Q 111B1T1l'JEl S chosen ES MT. 81'1El MS. Track Don Floyd, junior, was picked for Mr. Track. Don competed in the 100 yard dash with 10.5 seconds, 220 with 23.8 seconds, last runner for the sprint relay and threw the javelin 184 feet. Coach Don Hunt said, Don's best chance to go to state is in throwing the javelin. He threw it 3 feet short of the school record. Right: Don Floyd, as he is taking off his sweats before running the 100 yard dash. Patti Stephens, senior, was named Ms. Track for 1976. Patti was active in track with 64.1 seconds in the individual 440 race and broke the school record in the high jump, jumping 5'2W'. Patti was also the team captain. Below: Patti Stephens practices jumping over the high jump. Tony Evans was named Mr. Senior Track and Outstanding Boy Athlete at the Senior Awards Assembly. gf , wif ,y , aw. .ll- GUITBPS swing i1'1iU 3CliU1'l The golf team with Mr. Dale Austin, coach, had a good season. Both girls and boys were welcomed into golf this year. The boys varsity team had a win-loss record of 1 1-2. They were very competitive and willing to work hard, Mr. Austin remarked. The varsity team consisted of Dan Brooks, Bart Combs, Mike Erickson, Mike Mahoney and Greg Rode. All five varsity members were on the golf team last year. As it was the girls first year, only six came out. They have a win-loss record of l-1. Mr. Austin said, The girls played good, have improved and are obtaining more and more confidence. Right, front row, l-r: Sam Lissman, Carleen Curtis, Second row: Kate McKim, Lisa Miller, Stephanie Austin, Kerri Hindman. Third row: Dean Carter, Mark Sherman, Dave Hobson, Cooper Higgins. Fourth row: Dave Duncan, Kim Burchtorf, Mike Clarke, Pat Mahoney. Fifth row: Bart Combs, Dan Brooks, Troy Phillips. Last row: Mr. Austin, Mike Mahoney, Greg Rode, and Mike Erickson. Below: Pat Mohoney putts during a game while Dave Hobson looks on. Below right: Mike Erickson practices swinging the club before a match. 43-Y - -A. '.J'r:irA'gffR.0gmp.f -- S .-' sg.: in pr.. 2, 1' 5, I A- Q. , . . g i, -. li gl, at Q . K A 6 . mi. : ,,..,- 5 , ...L 1 :QQ f 1,4 t - 'Ht f... s Es-..-...'r 1 4' s - .Ma ff - Q w 5 We - 1- . . v , , f ...., ,Q - 'Q ww' SW. e A A - a disarm .. S. owl.. f - 'I ' 'f T' A ka. K t.. fdjf .qu X., L L ts- J 11 if Vt, . .hi 'L -- C' tv f I, . . 'H . . , 3 . Figs - 5 N 1 . ., . safe . 1 - W-.A K Q ii' .- Kes. , , .X Eff' - if- ' 'i r ' 'X X 3 ' ri . 5 2 . , - . . gg Q, - .- Q QM- cw- L t ,416 M y t ' p a W i I f . . . ' .f i3e1 i 'i '14 1 : : ii ' N . f ttte , ' 5 - 4 .. . f - sa.,-M... . Latk ef experience hinders racketeers Front row: l-r: Kent Clarke, Perry Jacobs, Craig Ward, Doug Endicott, Brad Taie, Anthony Bailey. Second row: Dana Johnston, Carey Daniels, Kris Borgen, Teri Sagner, Barb Leasy, Dawn Rasmussen, Kelly Bunch, Trish Long, Kelley Young, Holly Daniels, Joni Johnston. Third row: Pam --w----ma.-............,...,,..,. Under the supervision of Mr. Wayne Looney and Pam Looney the tennis team competed for the first time. The kids were inexperienced, but they played all right for it being their first year to compete, remarked Mr. Looney. The girls team win-loss record was 0-5 with Tammy Johnson winning the only individual game. Eileen Burns, Katy Fuller and Tammy Johnson competed in individuals. Kris Borgen along with Teri Sagner made up a doubles team while Trish Long and Kelley Young composed another. The win-loss record for the boys team as a whole was 1-4. For individual scores John Wilson and Dan Rhea won 2, Anthony Bailey, Kent Clarke and Tim Lethlean won 1 and Jim DeMastus with Ken McKinney in doubles won 1. Left: Carey Daniels tries her back-hand in returning the ball. Below: Anthony Bailey gets ready to return the ball if it comes his way. Wm fel Looney, Eileen Burns, Fred McAdams, Liz Ellingson, Katy Fuller, Debbie Dexter, Dondi Traw, Sue Parker, Kim Allison, joe Stephens. Last row: john Wilson, Rob McKim, Mike Park, Tim Lethlean, Jim DeMastus, Dan Rhea, Mr. Looney. 'Ea ff? eff 2' Bi' ' 5 Q MHUQE EVETIS 1811185 31181111118 YEHFS 813115 ' -TWH 'WGS- fi rr Madge Evans, longtime cook at B.H.S., retired at the close of the school year. Madge has worked in the B.H.S. cafeteria for nine years. Her main duties in the cafeteria are cooking, planning menus, ordering food, and mainly overseeing the kitchen. Before working in the cafeteria, Madge was a housewife out on a ranch. Georgia Conklin, one of the other cooks, commented on Madge, l enjoyed working with her, she dedicates a lot of her own to the cafeteria. She is a tireless worker and loves the kids. sim., Q 3- fe, SCl1UUl BUHI'El HDIJTDVBS 1T1Lll Hl U11 BHS Baker District 5-J School Board approved and paid for half of the mural put up on the south side ofthe girls gym. The student council paid the rest. They also remodeled the auditorium in the central building of the middle school. The School Board consists of, back row, left to right: Dr. Richard Galtg Dan Warnock, chairmang George Gildersleeveg and Grant Lindsay. Front row: Greg Baxterg Frances Burgessg and Nancy McCullough. Right: Greg Baxter studies the day's agenda before the meeting begins. Greg was the student representative on the board. I ax --.....-f--f ,N , c ly if i . gh . s, , 1 B315 W i 2 3 Q if-,:f :'f ' ff V 5 2 K .f Q. E Fil- 7 i r . V va Lf, 3 , . :swf sq: - . 5 :ff 43 1. 9--JQK. .. A .f'.' X Yi -- sv ., .spins-Q ,ig-we :K a X, itt i I ,S As' H X li N..-----ff s A MT. BFUW11, MF. S1'1UUli UVBPSEB BHS 8CllVlllES This year Mr. Brown and Mr. Snook have been very busy helping all the new students and teachers adjust to Bl-lS.'l1hey have also been planning a summer school which was held during the summer forthe students who have difficulty with and failed to pass any competency or required subject. 4 ,, V . X 'X 'px'- 'sv 6 ll as I 'rl 22 EA T qv!-, .ag I' , Above: Principal Arthur Brown chats with Virginia Turner, senior as he keeps an eye on students eating lunch. Lower left: Mr. lirown I and Mr. Snook overlook next year's budget for BHS. Upper l.eft: if Vice Principal Larry Snook speaks to Kay H immelsbach about her ehildrc-n's performance at school. 179 Faculty ECUIIU Dale Austin Dennis Axness Lisa Coughlin Judith Davidson Eloise Diclman Vaughn Folkman Ross Fritz Barbara Gornick Ted Greely QQ'-7 4 1 3 5 l shi :lv ig .,..u..,, 'n af' ff. ,Q 'c .It f ' TA... 'TEV' if 9 '-. -Yum 1 ,,...,....-..-u-- 'N-+1 Q. sf...- -All .., , f wa 'Ysf 4 , 34.1. J: ... '16 , 41, ,..!'. . wq . t ,H-7? War K rf . 1 ' J 5 ,aiu o , .','.Ms, 5 . 'yks ivfv Q v 1 f r , l, 0' .u ' -.W ,Q in , ld' fi lfu' X V .5 'Y'V'f , A 'I' f 3 I ifw 1, .1 5 r ,K , M A , A JA.. Almvv: Mr. Holliday, pt-rsonal finanu' tt-aclmvr, takvs time to help tht- wrvstling roam build f!'llCl' as a money-lnaking prujcrt. Top lm-ft: Noon-hour baskcthall garm' :s a littlr- rough for Mr. Loom-y. Opposite page: M r. Srhumacln-r Jll'JDS!llllHJllIlL'1' at track mu-ts whilv M iss Cash kc-1-ps statistics. Janet Groat Gary Hammond John Heriza Charles Holliday Tom Hope Don Hunt Put Jacobson Carolyn Johnson 181 Tom Langston Wayne Looney Faculty tcnnt.J i'z?,?,nNi4E55',?H 1545522232130 Allan McCullough Ken Myers Stephen Ploeser wi is 'cpl' we WEE'- E 5 iibf c . , W-if Q i i . Above: Miss Pat Jacobson, girls' P.E. and Health teacher, dresses up in her catch:-r's outfit to be prepared to catch the questions thrown at her in her health class. Right: Tim Lethlean, senior, gets some pointers on building from Mr. jack Anderson, new Building Trades teacher. Top right: Basketball coaches, Mr. Dave Sazama and Mr. Don Schumacher stand while the school acknowledges the varsity basketball members. Far right: Mike Mahoney, senior, discusses a work site possibility over with Mr. Mel Sorensen, Diversified Occupations teacher. 182 6, N up as Sally Read Carol Rodman Alyce Schultz Vic Retherford David Sazama Don Schumacher Lew Robbins Carolyn Self Mel Sorensen N . f a N Q fx av M ,x 'lv' :V 1 9.- Lx - Nl-XE is 1 P' if, 'kiy L .iii J Qi T TQ R , 'xc Faculty lcunt.J Jim Spaulding Richard Taie Paul Wallace a 'K 1 I if ,Q y r X ,t Nfll 1JlClLl1 EEl Barbara Cash Nancy Garrett Dee Harris Pete McCabe Dave Miller Joe Miller Elden Moore Deborah Strayer Michelle Walmer Above: During a cross-country meet Mr. Gary Miller, math teacher, watches runners, Mr. Paul Wallace, cross-country coach, talks with track coach Mr Don Hunt. 184 'Q' ' X 'fhfevgvn ff . f 3 G, i , S b ' Q v-+ - Q -vw W we ,r 'f - J J. f J 5' r 4 .4 lg: -- z-.2QsC Z Omoo 2.fc2m,.'2 Wl Cf D3-I 5 Q. :- Fafvfqflnfn C33..'T aim-'TF r1 7':'U 259135 'I' 'UH Zcpgwg .7'5'Q,:.' frm,-.372 755122 55552 ar-nigr fh?:4 5925425 mn.. 24491 Tfmwj rf-95: Fl-lFeg.'f:. . -1-1: -.'U :Sgr-JL A ...f, fix-2 v-Ou' -. W Cg:' cz-:Ai -.Q-fs- :I-v',Q-' 1 ?.ZZ 52:52 I: 'T 2u?i F'v5g,,- 42.1.1 i4:'.?., 1:31 '-Q N vxfw 3 A l -.1 185 x A '8- ' un I' 186 Cooks and janitnrs help around BHS This year the cooks surveyed students on which kinds of food they liked the most. Chicken fried steak was their favorite. The janitors did a lot this year by keeping the school neat and clean. They also helped move the bleachers into the stadium. Below the janitors Herschel Wood, Robert Ellis, Carl Comstock, Bill Cassidy and Dick McClarrin sweep up around the school. ! i Q ,W-fag? t it t i..L , Q k i . sie ff X-,GRN .-.--s-.....x........-..i ........3 ?5 Y 3 e 3 5 5 1 e..ti 4 t.c.k.,. 'I X E as 7532 5 ...ts i ff fl Below and upper right: Madge Evans and Betty Profitt help serve at noon hours. Bottom: Georgia Conklin and Rosie Stocks make sure the dishes are thoroughly cleaned. 1, H Q t o fzfk f l,llt ii ' . ' 1' 8 S I W, . as-tw t -I 37 V . li s .....,,.-5 li I! as Q 5.x in 'H'-' -fw---..........,...,, i yi f ls l l 1 5' ' ' nu y. I ' s X 'fl-M 'fslsxli i l ' i X QLgk5,.....a' ww 187 Guidance, library, We serve BHS J if' Jim Davison LeRoy Gornick Joyce Hindman John Holland AN' J ,eww We WMM ,Mm Norma Lee Childers Judy Sherman Caroline Simmons l Bc-low: Pat Downing, sc-cr:-tary, lu-lps Larry Foly, stud:-nr rcarlu-r, not pictured out hy taping papm-rs mga-tlivr. ,, Seem ...ligase .JL Q nl Advertising Y uf' s' ar. , :,,,nf' 4. QA Q-5 N ,gm . am. 1 --..1,,'ix 'W 'QJQX xx it K, ln ,,.,,. 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Branch offices in Halfway and Ontario Lyle Laeger, Broker 4 ANIMAL CLINIC BEATTY CHAPEL COMMERCIAL WELDING CUT RATE DAVIS MOBILE HOMES EASTERN ORE. MEAT CO. GRAY'S 8a WEST GUGLERS APPLIANCES JO'S MODE O DAY PHILLIPS LONG FORD RECORD-COURIER VALLEY MOTOR CO. DEMOCRAT-HERALD Sewing the People of Baker County -s K B! R, 'Fisk Q O 10 u F' Y'-wail-an YBSIBTUHY, UJUEY and IUHIUTTUW I Q' X Y 94x 707 My Childhuutl friend We've grown from our tricycles to our hot souped up cars, We've given up our fantasies and faced up to who we are. From the sand box castles and playground swings, out of our world of make believe leaving behind childhood dreams. We were young then and we played childhood games it seems not so long ago, but you, and I, and so much has changed. Our hours of play have turned to work ' with not much time to spare, not at all like those younger days I when days had hardly a care. , It seems a shame to leave it all behind with the laughter and smiles we gave, but like all the days that we live none other will ever be the same. Age is a matter of acceptance teaching us more as the years pass by, the reality that we live today came from yesterday's laughs and cries. Childhool days spent together hold memories that won't end, they made me what I am today and left to me, a special friend. Jeanine Campbell 208 s-22 NLIUQEYI GUIEI RLISI1 YBSTEFEIEY, TDUEY, TDITIUFFUW